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. Letterbook, LM-241
This letterbook covers the period September 1900-January 1901. Most
of the correspondence is by Walter S. Mallory, vice-president of the company.
The letters deal mainly with personnel matters, briquettes, company financial
obligations, the suspension of operations at the Ogden works, and plans for its
future reconstruction. One letter gives production statistics for 1900. Other
items relate to work done for the New Jersey Zinc Co., a license issued by
Edison Saunders Compressed Air Co., and experimental work with cement. A
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"From Sept-15-1900 to Jan 25-1901." The book contains 987 numbered pages |
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‘September 17,1900.
Mr. George Chorpenning,
212 W. 78th Street,
New York City.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to vours of the 16th inst., I beg to state that
after seeing you last week, we received suspension of al}. the orders.
we had for our product, and orders will not be resumed until after
the Election. So it will he necessary for us to delay putting in
the Clocks until we get ready to start up again, which we think will
be sometime in November.
I am very sorry to hear you have a bad cold and hopa you
will soon be out.
Yours very truly,
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September 17th,1900.
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The Severy Process Company,
9 Murray Street,
New York City.
Dear Sirs:-
Replying to yours of the 13th inst., beg to state we have
not sent you check for your May and June accounts, as we have had
great difficulty in selling our product, ard consequently have had
to store a very considerghle portion of it. The Iron Ore market
seeming te get worse, rather than pett¢r , we have decided to suspend
about two thirds of our operations unbdd after Eleotdon, and on
Saturday last we laid off 225 men.
This explains the reason for our Abperent slowness in
séttling your accounts. We wil send you check for the May and
June accounts at the earliest pospible moment, probably. sometime
‘within the next thirty days.
Yours very truly,
Suntkember 17+h,1900.
Mr. Edward Kelly,
Pt. Oram,
Neds
My dear Sir:-
Mr. Edison would appreciate it if you would send him about
25 pounds of Hibernia ore in small pieces. We desire to make some
tests as to the reduction of various kinds of ore, compared with
briquettes and we will be glad to send you results, if you are
interested.
Thanking you in advance for your troiwble in the matter,
Yours very truly,
September 17th,1900.
r
Mr. James Belianuine,
Edison,N.J.
Bear Sir:-
Do. not fail to enter in a
book the resuits of all Phos-
phorus tests made, ‘also the results of test made by hand on briqu-
ettes for perosity. On the briquettes tested here, Mr. Edison mets:
about 258 perosity and he wants to know how you make the test to
get from 13 to 15%.
Please send this to ma in detail.
Yours very truly,
September 26th,1900.
s
The Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company,
Havemever Building,
New York City.
Dear Sirs:-
Replying to yours of the 22nd inst. relative to the
$0 ton “Hant A" steam shovels which we use at our Works at Hdison,
¥.J., beg to state,the machines hava been very satisfactory and haye
fulfilled the guarantee of the Makers in every particular.
If your forsign friends expect to use stegm shayels for
rook work, we would suggest they use a machine. fuidy as Tar ge as
those we have., as from experience and information we have heen
able to obtain, lighter and smaller machines are generajly not
satisfactdry for such heavy work.
Yours very truly,
September 25th,1900.
Mr. Janes Baliertine,
cofo N. 3. & P. C. Works,
Rdison,N. J.
Dear Sir:-
We sent you this afternoon the following telephone
méssage , whic now per to confirm:
“fhe coal, sand and iron ore briquettes are not strong
enough ‘to stand transportation. Please make up a néw lot cconteining
11G pounds of binding material per ton and test same on tenting
machine and send me the results of the plows. Please do this at
the. earliest possible momant as ‘an order for 500 tons awaits the
resulta.
Yours very truly,
September 26+h,1900.
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia,Pa.
Dear Birg:-
Oni my return here, I find Mr. Jaques wrote you under date
of Septémber 21st, asking that you forward to this office the Baird
agreements of December 9th,1899 and January 9th,1900, left’ September.
20th to pe cancelled. Also one copy of the new Baird agreement.
He did this from a memorandum I made and put into uy basket ,
Z write this in explanation, thinking you might not under-
stand why suoh a letter was written the day after my visit to
Philadelphia.
Yours very truly,
< a September 25th ,1900.
Nr. Janes B. Tonking, Supt.,
Tha New Jersey Zina Company,
Pranklin Furnace Nv.
Dear Siri= .
Replying to yaurg of thé 19th {nst. which I find on my
return here, I beg to state that we are yery glad $9 hearn the
3 Righ Rolis are running better and hope that you will have no more
trouble with the bearings. We feel sure that with the new Wobbler
on and the two ROTIa, you will heve a machine which will be very
satisfactory and will give you no trouble. We advise by all means
your going ahead on the plan already outlined, and as stated before,
we are ready to send. our man vhenever you notify us you are ready
‘for hin.
Yours very truly,
September 26th,1900.
The New Jersey Iron & Steel Company,
Trenton,
tt eds
L Dear Sirs:-
We are now making our iron ore briquettes regularly and
| : would be glad to send you a sample car for use in your open hearth
Furnaces, free of charge, you paying the freight. If you find
then of any advantage to you, we can arrange to ‘make you attractive
prises for Purther ‘pupplies. We beldeve you will find the briqt-
‘ettes of considerable advantage for open hearth work.
We trust you wili decide to accept our proposition as to
i the cdr. |
Yours very truly,
Septémber 26th,1900, .
The Passaic Rolling Mill Uo.,
Paterson,
Ne Js
Dear BSirs:-
Sometime since we sxipped you. thyée cer. loads of briquettes
for use in your open hearth Furnaces. We are now making briquettes
regularly and would be very glad to ship you amother car for trial,
and for this one oar are willing to have you put whatever pricé you
think right upon it. 2
We make you thia proposition, as we are anxious to have
you try them again, as we pelieve they are very much better now
than they were when the lest shipment was made. We have @ very
lérgé stock on hand and could make prompt shipments for any quantity
you mtght require in the future.
frusting you will decide to give the briquettes another
trial, we are .
Yours very truly,
September 25¢h,1900.
Mr. A. S. Gay, Supt.,
N. J. & P. CG. Works,
Edteson,N.7.
Dear Bir:- :
Commencing immediately, please arrange to divide the nen
ett in opr amploy into gangs, putting a8., Foremay ovey sagh, arrang-
ing to have that Foremin make you a daily report of the work done
by bhig-mem. Thia report to be approved by you and then. Torwarded
to this office. .
I beg herewith ta enclose carbon copy of ingtryctions
fent to Morris Jayne, which explains itself.
“In re, reports.
They: ars te cover the repair and construotion work
owgar the entire plant but not the Bricker plant; the ordinary
reporta peing sufficient for 14.
. Yours very truly,
.
‘September 25th,1900.
Mr. Morris Jayne,
c/o N, J. & P. GO. Works,
Ediaon,N. Je
Dear ‘Sir :-
Commending. immediately, you till please inspect all con-
struction and raphir work, uéth in the Machine, Blackamith and
Carpenter shops, also in the Mille, and: mbke us a daily report of
‘game, “Yu wire to have the power in casa you find the work Is not
going An -cprrentily, to order the Toreman-tn- charge on the particular
work, “to stop on it aha yéu tHen ars ta repért to Mr. Gay that you
‘nays swtoppei 4t and he will then tale the- matter up and see that it
Asspryanged so thet the work will pe done properly.
Me eve partioutan that you. do thts. tn: every “instance,
a8 ye wart to Mhead" eff the nepegeiciy of having work done over~two
or three Pear 6:-Has: happened many times in the past.
ir. Gas as @ copy of this letter.
Yours very truly,
September 26th,1900,
The General Electric Company,
44 Broad Street,
New York City.
Dear Sirgs:-
Owing to present dépression in. the iron business and the
very large stock of raw material on hand at the Eastern Blast
Furtidees , we hava been unable to market our praduct and have aceu-
mulated .a large dtook of it. We have decided to suspend operations ;
until there ig.a change in the situation and make shipment, for any
orders we may obtain, frow the stock now on hand.
Z% will be a accommodation if you. will permit us to
renew our notes es follows:
Od. 1- $294.75
Nov. 1l- 362.41
Dec. 1- 456-85
We would like +9 renew: these notes at four months with
interest, so to carry “payments until after when we stert in opera~
tion, which we hope w41] be early next year. If the note due
October lut. has gone forward for colleotion, we will. pay it whan
due and then send you the renewal note and you can send us check.
Prunting you can dccommedate us and thanking youu for
past favors, we ars .
Yours very truly, ,
September 27th, 1900.
‘Dear Sir
Please arrange to have the Chemist report to von each day
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Yours very truly,
Lanr Sir
We & VOU br @xyrass teo-d cis sample prické made mo
o2 about one hair GIACEnNt rates, gre quarter No. & Buckwheat. cael
end the bahanse of sur Band, containing more than tutee the amoumt
of binding Material “@ USe dn our repgul brigque ites. Tits, we
think , | is strong i to a Paeial | and Blast Purnage
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hendling, although we are of the opinion that the edges wild Hreake
orf these triqueites eheter than the regular ones,
Inasmuch as we are very moh. interestad in this net ter _
we beg to state that WO wlll he glad to make 500 tons ot these
Special briquettes “at & cents per unit for our concentrates, Foo. be :
aare JEdtac: . Teese freight “Laoewar a of 95 cents , and in this. chanve
Aba’ corre oeet ee gy extra binding mate rd &,
handling. ‘$e, Bithoum .. iG the Opinion at present that nt
this nre + it wilh no. yvorer the additional expense.
. The PannssLvania Steel Sompany. are. to furnish us the
necessary sand delivered at Edison, also the coke dust. We ‘think
the briquette would be more satd isfastory if made cf coke dust. rather.
than Aitchracéte seal, es there WILL be Le BS laebility af the coke
catoba rie tare ‘in our ovens , than. whe Anthracite coal. Shis
feature is the- oy uncer etn part 9 the expartment , and WHIM “ware ,
P.& C. #2.
we fo ne* think 1t wil amount 45 mich, and iY iwe accept the order,
it will be with the understanding that in case~this trouble should
arise, we will row be compelled to deliver the entire dtiantity,
as we do no, vant to rum any risk with our plant. But agitated
above, wé hardly tuink there wili be ahy trouble, as tie, Ambhractee
bricks have gone throttth ow Furnace and there was no trouble of
tits evrt, But there might be if nothing but the Anthracite “bricks
had gone through.
Ye the Pennsyivania steel Tompany decide to have us po
ahdad with tye experiment, please ask them to ship us coke tust
that has pressed through one qudyter inch meah Screens, as ‘we ‘cannot
use anything larger to advantage dn our Mixers.
‘: The briquettes with broken edges wé threw out the third
Bhany window at Idboratory, with the result that the corters have
gone off, as you will notice.
_ Awalting your commancs In the matter, We are
Yours very truly,
September 29th, 1900.
Mr. He S. Gay, Supt-,
Fdison,
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On the report fur September 28th, Bricker plant, Mr
Edison notes -135 minutes we were short of ore from No. 2 Stock House.
He requests that you look @
Brieker plant ran ber
fter this and see that ore is shovelled
regularly, BO the kept to its full supply of
ore at all times.
The writer suggested to
you yesterday that you had petter
4n cherge of these men and trust that you have done 80.
tes that you load to ship on or
a the Allentown Iron Works , whi
mveyor, I noticed yesterday
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from those atored in #96 co
were pratty well covered wi
Dryer, and I would suggest
tty thorough wash down, -
to be loaded
that these briquettes
been blown from the fan over #3
they arg on the cars, ther give them ® pre
etter look when they arrive
poth of these orders
so they will have & bp at Turnace.
As stated to you yesterdey verbally,
any of the briquettes we are
n-Bassemer , 80 do not ship
at 96 conveyor,
call for no
now making and do no
unisds Lt 41> weceagary for want of cars or some other good
yours very trely,
4 unload any more briquettes
reason.
September 29th,1900.
Mees:3a. Pilling & Crane,
“Girard Building,
: philadelphia, Pa.
Gentlement-
Raplying to yours of the 28th inst., wa beg to thank you
for order fram the Carbon Iron & Steel Company. We will shin these
briquettes at the rate of 100 tonseper week, as sugeested, commenc-
We hope you will he able to send us further orders, as we
would like to mpve al] the stock of briquettes we now have on hand.
Yours very truly,
September 29th,1900,
Mr. Arthur L. Richards,
c/o Prudential Insurance Co.,
Newark, 4. J.
Dear Sir:+
I mentioned the matter to Mr. Fdison about which we talked
test night and he is willing to consider it. J would suggest that
you make an appointment. for Mr. Rawards and yourself to talk over
the matter with Mr. Edison, and itican then be decided whether we
will vetwilting to take hold of the matter with you.
“In the meantime , we would ask vou-to keep this matter
entirely. «confidential, ~ag we do,not “care to be known in it at the
present time. ,
——
Yours very truly,
September 29th,1900.
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Bullding,
Philadeiphin,Pa.
Near Sirg:-
We are in reveipt of yours of the 28th inst. and beg to
confirm arrangement wade over ‘phone yésterday. We will ship the
Alientdwn Iron Works briquettes ‘to cover the note of $1,502.50,
due on October 4th, billing sameaggt seven (7) cents: ‘per unit,
less 75 cents freight.
. Wa understand that you will wend ws oheck to take care =
of the note $4 above . Please arranges to Raye the check here net
‘Tater then the third of October. . We are very mych obliged to you
for the suggestion, ‘aa wa would much prefer +0 ship the briquettes
than to pay out the money at present.
a ' Kipo please pend us formal order specifying the number
of priquettes. you wieh ua +0 ship. The priquettes wil] average
about 64% , they having been made before we put in the new fan.
Briquettes at present are running between &5 and 66 in 2ron and anon
.042 to .036 in Phosphorus.
Your's very truly,
September 29th,1900.
Mr. F. P. Howe, President,
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The Muscdnetcorg Iron Wor
H Drexel Building,
22.
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Philadelphia ,Pa.
Dear Sir
Your esteemed favor of the 26th inst. together yith
original zsopy of experiments as made@by Mr. Kennedy, duly recéived,
for which accept our thanks.
Mr. Edison has read same with
considerable interest.
‘
Ve herewith return the original vopy to you.
Again thanking you for your kindness, we are
Yours truly,
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October Lat ,1900.
Mr. John S, Kennedy, Manager,
Musconétcong Tron Works,
Stanhope ,N. J.
- Dear Sir:-
We beg to acknowledge with thanks tne receipt of yours
of the 28th ult. enclosing copy of your Char ge pook from September
9th to the 15th inclusive. Mr. Ndison would like very mich to have
this inforiation up to the first of October, so that we would have
thirty days previous to the time the briquettes went ,on and -a
longer period qovering the time when they were on, so to give as
much anti as possible to aid him in studying out the resulta
obtained. From what Mr. Howe has said and written to us, no doubt ;
he would be willing that you showld send this further information
to us and as soon as it is tabulated, we will send in the charts.
We understand, of course, that this information 1s confidential
and will tre&t 1t as such.
Thanéing you for your trouble and trusting that we may
rebeive the further information, we are
Yours very truly,
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October 2nd,1900.
Mr. James Ballantine,
Rdtgon,N. or,
Dear ‘S4nt~
“We. axe shipping the Bethlehem Steel Company the blown
concentrates and-to Carbon and ‘Allentown the briquettes which were
made before the fan wats put in over #3 Dryer; so please have Chemist
nake. hig anelvsss separate, and in reporting then, specify from
whigh oars the samples are taken, to enable us to render our bills
properly.
Yours very truly,
October 2nd,1900.
Messrs. Pilling & Orane ,
Girard Building,
_ Philadelphia ,Pa.
Dear Sirs:- |
I nave written to Mr. Baird, asking if it will be con-
venient for him to see mé on Thursday. | I think we can probably ,
accept the proposition made by Miller & Company and take up $12,000
Sf the $17,000 notes and your note on Friday or Saturday of this
week: But before doing this, want to, see if we pannot arrauge with
Baird to proteet us in some way on the five bonds which have been.
gtvan him tn excess on notes he has paid. Also want to ‘talk to him
about selling some of the bonds he has now with Miller & Company.
So if Mr. Baird will be at home on Thursday, I will go to Phila-
delphia.
‘Yours very truly, -
Gebober 5th; PRN.
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia ,Pa.
Dear Sirs:-
We have just telegraphed you: “Will accept Miller's
proposition September Bath, provided Baird agrees." The propo-
sition is as follows: .
. “We notice that in accordant’ with-the terms of the
agreement Mr, Baird must pay his- notes for’ $12,000 and on payment
of that amount will receive $12,000 bonds. We have written Messrs.
Prtling & Crane asking them to. give ua the dates at whioh, thase
nates are. dye gut An the meanwhtl¢ wbuld: like to know whether a
payment to you of $3,000 would return us Mr. Baird's note the bonis
being left as your property thug: £uifi1Ling that partieular part .
cf the agréement. This would be equivalent to @ purchase of $12 ;000
by -you pt 76% of their par yelup unacodmpanied by any option or
rights."
Yours very truly,
Ootober 5th,1900,
Messrs. Pilling & Crane, |
Girard Bulliding,
Philadelphia ,Pa.
Dear Sirs:- ,
On my return here, I have looked up the matter of Baird
notes and beg to report as follows:
We received from him five notes: of $10,000 each. Note #2
dated February 9th ($10,000), was renewed July 30th for sixty days
and was. further renewed on September 28th by two notes of $8,000 and
32 ,000 each. These are the notes that Bank refused to accept.
Note. #a due March 9th was paid. Note #3 due April 9th was paid.
Note #4 due May 9th, one half was paid and the other half was re-
newed by note dated May 9th, $5,000, this renewal note being paid
August 9th. Note #5 due. June oth, was renewed on June 8th, $9,470,
and when due September 5th, was further renewed for $7,000, balance
being paid. :
This leaves in our hends at present $17,000 worth of
his note. unpaid. We write you thia, thinking 1t may help you in
tracing out where the error has occurred. in relation to the five
bonds . . ,
Yours very truly,
October 5th,1900.
Arthur L. Richards,
c/o The Prudential Insurance Co.,
Newark,N. J.
Dear Sir:-
After our chat of this morning, I mentioned to Mr. Edison
the arrangement I have made, and he suggests, as it undoubtedly
will be more convenient for Mr. Fdwards to come to Edison sometime
‘during the next two weeks, that we change the day from Sunday to
_ gpome week day, when 1% will ‘he convenient for Mr. Rdwards and
yourself to meet Mr. Hdison and niyself at our Works at Edison.
The writer goes up Text Tuesday morning. and will be there all of
next week and a good share of the week foliowlng - An appointment
can he arranged any time by telephone.
, Yours very truly,
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October 8th,1900.
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia,Pa. ;
Gentlemen: -
We are in receipt of your favor of the 6th inst. and note
your remarks concerning the briquettes fer the Bethlehem Iron
Company, also your postscript saying: "If any advantage, you may
ship the entire lot to Allentown at once, as they have plenty of
"storages room." .
We-were just about to send a telephone message when we
received your telegram saying that we sould ship 16 cars more to
the Bethlehem Iron Company than their order calls for, for which
please accept our thanks.
Yours very truly,
October 13th,1900.
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia,Pa.
Dear Sirs:- 7
Owing to the unexpected shut down of operations at the
Bricker plant, it will be necessary for us to pay off the men
: laid off at once, and if you can see your way clear, will be glad
1£ you would send us a four months paper for $3,000 to $5,000.
We. would like-very much to have the larger amount and with the ore
atored nowy, we pelieve you will be amply secured. We, of course,
can get along with the lesser amount, if you Gazinot see your way
clear to send the $5,000.
Kindly let us have this paper, as we want to use it on
Tuesday next.
Yours very truly,
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The writer will prohably call on you some day next week 3
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Yours very truly,
October 13th,1900.
-The National Coal Ta. Company,
. 100 Will:an Street,
New York Guty.
Dear Sirg:-.
When we had the pleasure of an interview last week with
your Mr, Bsau, we stated to him that we were unable to market our
product owing to the present condition of the Iron Ore business.
The Bastern pureed have very large etocks of iron ore already
on hand and more coming in under contracts made in January last, in
the. height of the boom. We have had difficulty all season in
selling our product and accumulated quite a large stock of con-
cantrates, which “aunve been putting in the form of briquettes
and atoring. .
This past Thursday we had quite an accident at our Brick-
ing plant, owing to a driving rope catching, and we have decided to
suspend ocerstions in that plant, also keeping the concentrates .
in our stock_house until such time as the market conditiona grow
better.
The caves 1s on hand in cars unloaded, 186, barrels of
pitch ahd 20 barrsis of ter, and iu our stock house 340 barrels of
pitch ape, 38 barrals of ter. We, of course, can carry this until
"we star’ up, whic: will probably not be until February or March,
‘unless per condition of the iron trade changes materially before
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that time.
From our understandiag cr the mutter, you have made ug
& very low price on this material, and we, of course, would not
think of offering it for sale in competition with you; at the same-
time , we would like to dispose of it, provided we could get pack
our mohey and aut be out more than $1.00 per ton on the freight.
So if yau oun dispose. of this for us. we will greetly appreciate it,
‘and the proceeds you can credit to our account . Of course, if you’
cannot do this, we will carry the material until next’ Spring.
: We also beg to acknowledge the receipt 9f prices made. us
of $9.00 per. ton f.0.b. Everett Mass, and $10.00 per ton,f.0.b.
Jersey City, for both pitch and tar; these prices being given us
last week: by ur, Esau. We have changed bills for all shipments
rendered on this besis.
s We greatly regret that we cannot continue réceiving
supplies from zou, but from the experience we have had from your
material , we believe we are safe in stating ‘that we will use
very. consigerai.e quantities of it when we next start in opera-
tion, as it is our inteniivn (ir the market wilh warrant it),
run. our plant both night fd dey, using more then twice the a
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Trusting you will be able. to help us out with the material
on hand, we are, Pha
October 13th , 1900.
Messrs. Pilling & trane,
Girard Building, \
| Philadelphia,Pa.
Dear™Sirs:- ae
Confirming telephone message of yesterday , we pee 46 ‘state
that we have decided to shut down the Bricker plant, as there seems
to bed nothing in the present .ore situation to warrant the con-
tinuance of operations. We have on hand. about 650 tons of briqu-
ettes that will go below .040 and about 1500 tons that will run
between .040 and .050, which we will be glad to bave you sell from
‘Gina ta time . We have quite a, stook of concentrates on hand in
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stock house ‘and would ‘not tare to make any arrangements to start
the* Bricker plant in operation agein until we are ready to resume
operations in the entire plant. .
We greatly regret that the market was in such a condition
that. you were unable bo Tiaes our product and after a careful analy- -
sia ‘of the troubles we heave had during the run from May first up to
the present time , we lool pervectiy safe, in stating that when we
start sup the next wiine, yru mar look for continuous operations ;
probably poth dey and night, aa the ‘things which have developed and
caused loss in output and time, have all been small and can be
easily remedied, which we will. do while we shut down.
Yours very truly,
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Mr. W. S. Mallory, .
Vice Pres .-Orange Node:
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fear Sir:
We herewith enclose Fress copy of letter from Bethlehem
Steel. Company, in which they complain about the phosphorus in
briquettes, and ask for a reduction in the Sre0e We find in look-
ing over your statement of analysis, that you shipped on the 22nd.,
24th and 25th. of September, but that you give no analysis. for
phosphorus until the shipments of the 26th. We do not know whether
this indicates thet the shipments prior to the 26th. were high in
phosphorus, or whether they were not analyzed; in any event, the
" BothLebem Company seems to have caught on to them very promphiy:
They do not state whether the shipments commencing on the 26th.
are satisfactory oe not. We have written them assuming that they”
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We should prefer McCreath cr Booth,Garrett & Blair to
‘Porter W. Shimer, aiwply vecause we do not know ‘the latter chemist so
well.
Yous very truly,
(Signed) Pilling & Grane.
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Se. Bethlehem »Pa. Oot. 12th, 1900,
Messrzx. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Bujiding,
| ‘Patladelphia ,Pe.
Gentlemen: -
With reference i ‘ue Edison Briquettes which we are
_ receiving from you, beg to advise you that according to our Labor-
atory reports, cars Nos. 1266 end 3866). averaged -045 in phosphorus
and cars Nos. 38063, 2586, 38592, 38611, 37676, 487, 4735 and 37320
averaged -043 in Phosphorus. Some later shipments we found to
average -94Q in Phosphorua.
It was the agreement when we purchased this. ore, that you
would abiu ore running about -O36 in Phosphorus , and that in any
event, 1% should not excsed the high Limit of .040.
We still hove samles of the lots-above referred to, and if
here As any question in your mind as to the correctness of our
analyses, “2 will be glad to submit them to an independent Chemist,
ter W. Sulmer °° Easton, to make the determination.
advise iv wins concession in price we may expect as
relarred toe . ea
Yours ‘eruly,
(Signed) Wm. M. Tobias,
B.A. Bethlehem Bteel Go.
October 15th,1900.
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia,Pa.
Dear Sirs:-
We are in receipt of yours of the 13th inst. relative to
' phosphorus in briquettes shipped to Bethlehem, which we have fully
noted. We do not understand these results, as every car has been
eagegedsane nothing shipped Beth?.ehem which was not below .040.
We will take this auestion up immediately with our Mill
people and advise you further.
Yours very truly,
October 15th,1900.
Er. Emil Herter’,
Edison,
Nid.
Dear Sir:-
Please send to Robert H, Richards, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, Boston,Mass., a blue~print of one of our Dryers
showing the general arrangement. It does not cut any figure which
one you send.
Yours very truly,
We will let the
October 17th,1900,
Yours very truly,
Newark,N. J.
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matter rest until ve hear Trom you further.
Mr. Arthur L. Richards,
Dear Sir
October 17%h,1900.
Mr. Orville Benson,
Post Office Box #2,
Oswego, 3. Y¥.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to yours of the 15th inst., beg to state, first:
Tt is agreeable to us that your title should be "Manager" instead of
"Superintendent" and second: It will be agreeable to us to dine you
a free hand in the employment of assistants and general conduct of
affairs at Edison, subject to consultation with us. The writer
expects to spend the first week of November at Edison with you, 80
to help in every way possible to place you squarely on your feet at
the start; and as stated in previous letter, poth ir. Edison and
the writer are at your service at any time to give you any desired
help or advice, based on our past experience.
I would suggest thet you come to Orange, say on Tuesday
the 30th, so that we may go to Edison on Wednesday the 3ist. and
have Mr. Gay turn over things to you at that time.
Yours very truly,
October 17th,1900.
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia,Pa.
Dear Sirs:-
I am in receipt of yours of the 16th inst. enclosing two
notes at four months each of $2,500. to be taken care of by ship-
ments of briquettes. Please accept thanks for thes: notes. We
believe you will be able to male sales so to bake care of the pay~
ment of these notes when they become due.
Thanking you for the accommodation und for past favors,
we are
Yours very truly,
DS A.
isos. Pllling & Crane,
October 17t+h,1900,
Girard Building,
, Philadelphia ,Pa.
Dear Sirs:-
The writer was at the Bank to-day setting discounted the
two notes which you mailed us yesterday. The bank is fary cueiOuS
for us to settle up the Baird note of $10,000 which was due on
September 28th, and Yor which Baird sent us two renewal notes of
$8,000 and $2,000 each. They have been holding this matter open at
our request, awaiting results of the Miller negotiations. We
would appradiatecse very much if you would take this matter up.
vigorously with lir. Miller and-have him come to some wettienese: ””
At the sametime we are very anxious the deal should go through, as
It would cause us considerable inconvenience to have to take up the
Baird paper, waich we would be compelled to do. in case the Miller
deal falls turough, as the ovank has refused to renew the Baird Hote.
we feel thet Baird himself is largely to blame for this state of -
atfairs, ag if he had given us proper notice, the renewal could
Ere bee made without any question, but owing to the fact that
he st the note go twice until practically three o'clock the day it
was due, iwukes the bank very suspicious of his paper.
. If the writer can relp the matter any by coming to
Philadelphia, please either telegraph or telephone and I will come
selp us ia the matter and
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The bank has requested us to have the matter
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October 20th,1900.
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- Girard Building,
Philadelphia,Pa.
Dear Sirs:- |
We are in receipt to-day of a letter from Miller enclosing
check for $3,000. also an order signed by Baird authorizing willer
to make the payment and for us to return the notes. I have tele-
phoned Spofford, but learn he is out of town and will not return until
Monday ‘or Tuesday. Iwill take the matter up immediately upon his
return and answer. Miller's detter definitely.
Miller asks that we telegraph to-day, which we have done,
notifying him that Mr. Fdison is out of tovm but will return on
Monday, and the letter would then be put before him for attention.
If the Spofford deal goes through, which the writer hopes, Io will
‘probably come over to Philadelphia on Tuesday , as it will 7» necessary
‘for me to get new notes from Baird for $5,000. before Iwi be ale
to withdraw the notes now in bank that are discounted.
I will communicate with you further oy Monday regarding
“lids subject.
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Hessrs. Pilling & Crane,
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Philadelphia,Pn.
Dear Sirs: -
We are in receipt of yours of the 19th nei relative to
conversation you hea with Purerasing Asent ofthe Bethlehem Company.
Mr. Edison Says ue believes you will be able to sell the few briqu-
ettes we have on hand, 2
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at present, certninly after the Election. -
Regarding the clai:: that 200 tong of the briquettes went
‘above .040. in phosphorus, we wish you would send the samples you have
from Bethlehem to Booth,Garrett & Blair ana have the phosphorus
determined, as our people claim nothing was shipped that would go
above .040. ,
Yours very truly,
October 4th, 1900.
General Freight “Aves,
Central. Railroad of New Jersey,
143 Liberty Street,
New York City.
Dear Sir:+
On or about Septeniber 15th, we made a shipment to the
Edison Ore Milling Syndicate,London,Enriand, of one barrel and two
kegs: of ore. We enclosed to these parties the original shipping
receipt issued by the Agent of the Centrel Railroad of New Jersey,
Lake Hopatcong Station ,N.d.
We are now in receipt of a letter from said Syndicate
asking that we furnish them with a pill of lading over the American
Line to Southampton, to which point the goods were shipped.
WELL you kindly instruct the bearer or give him a line to the proper
party from whom said bill of lading may be obtained, on the duplicate
memorandum herewith enclosed,:-as the original is in London, England;
hence we cannot furnish same. ,
Thanking you in advance for your kindness, we are
Yours truly,
ober 24th,1900.
Messrs. Davis
Dear Sirs:-
We send you to-day by express, charges prepaid, from our
Works at Edison,N.J., 2 ‘sample cf Solvay soda ash which we have on
hand and would like to sell, and if you aré interested, would be
glad to have you make us an offer for it. We have on hand 88 bags,
each bag containing about 380 pounds.
We purchased -this soda to use in our iron ore binding
material, but having recently changed the binding material, we have
no further use for the soda. If you wish it, we can send you a
larger sample.
Yours very truly,
October 30th,1900.
Col. John H. Wood,
169 Broadway,
New York City.
Dear Sirt-
Replying to yours of the 26th inst., which I find on my
return, beg to stete, we have suspended operations at Edison, being
unable ta sell the ore we had on hend, vhich we are shipping from
day to day 238 fast as we receive orders. We have about one
hundred mad employed, and while Mill operations are suspended, we
will make some changes, and 1% will denena largely upon the con-
dition of the iron ore market when we will be able to resume opera-
tions. We hope the coming Election will clear up the situation
to a large extent, although we are aware that there are very large
stocks of iron ore alréady at the Eastern Turnaces, and it will ‘pe
necessary to use these up before there will te very much market
‘for our product.
Yours very truly,
November 6th,1900.
Mr. Orville Benson ,Manager,
Edison,
Hd.
Dear Sir:-
Mr, Upton, our selling Agent for sand complains about the
delay in the filling of his orders. As stated to you, this is the
one source of income we have at this time, and we would like to
have vyvou follow the orders up and see they are filled promptly.
We have several orders from the Central Railroad of New Jersey,
on which we are allowed to ship coarse sand from the outside of the
pile, and for which we receive five cents per ton extra. The se
orders have been neglected, as we have those dated back October
ist. and 6th, which are unfilled and there is an order dated October:
.18th for 5CO tons, which is only partially filled. The delay
in the shipment of these orders seems to be due to the fact that
other work is done with the carts and the sand neglected. I
think it would be well to arrange the teams so thet a portion of
them can work on the sand regularly and the others used for the
general work.
Please give this matter your personal attention.
Yours very truly,
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customers that the Ndison office does. not send them postal cards
of notification covering shipments made. Please take this matter
up and see it is done in all cases in the future. This-is very
important, as it.saves lots of annoyance both to the customers and
ourselves when it is promptiy carried out.
Yours truly,
November 8th,1900,.
Messrs 2 Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia,Pa,.
‘Dear Sirs :-
Immediately after talking with your Mri Pilling, I tele-
graphed the Merchants. National Bank, as follows: "What is your
decision about Phonograph bonds? I Leave Saturday. for three weales.
"trip; matters should be settled before I go."
I am just in’ receipt of their reply as follows: "Legal
"complications prevent action. "
If there is anything further you wish me to do in the
etter: please advise by wire or tphone. to-morrow. I will be
in New York to-morrow morning , put here to-morrow ‘afternoon late.
Also expect to be here Saturday morning for. a short time.
Yours very truly,
PE Le Lies teat S
November
Hr. W. Seunders, Vice President,
Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company ,
Havemeyer Building,
Mew Yort City.
Dear Sir:-
Your favor of the 9th inst. with stated enclosure, at hand.
In reply, I think yor sould not give them all motors for traction
except street cars. f[ an working on applying it to a truck. Can't
you confine it to mining or {21 some way narrow it down to the actual
thing they want it for now and thus not tie us up, in case I should
succeed with trucks, etc.
‘sours very truly,
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November 15th,1900.
Dear Mr. Mallory:-
Your letter of the 12th inst. received this morning.
Yesterday, Mr. Edison sent up the following message to be telephoned
to Ur. Benson: "Benson--The New Jersey Zinc Gonpeny wants Amasa
"Search to come down to Franklin Tuesday, ks help put 3 hirh rolls
"together, - Mr. Mallory promised them that Search could come.
"Edison." _
- I immediately telephoned this message to Mr. Benson
and he promised to send lir. Search to Franklin this morning.. Upon
receipt of your letter this mennenes I called Mr. Benson up and read
that portion of your letter, referring to instructions to be given
Mr. Search, and he said that he would take the matter in hand insed-
diately, and I have confirmed said quotation from your letter by
writing to Mr. Benson this day.
Everything is going on smoothly here. In conver-
sation over the ‘phone this morning with Hr. Pilling, he informed
the writer that the meeting would not be held until the 22nd inst.,
as the time was sco short between the’ last meeting and the 15th inst.,
so thought it best to make it on the 22nd. I so informed Mr.
Edison, who hail made arrangements to go to Philadelphia on Thursday,
and he said next week would suit him as well. To-morrow ,Mr.
Edison is to attend the funeral of Mr. Henry Villard.
I am glad to learn you have decided to take in 01d
Mr. W. oS. Mallory.
Point Comfort on your trip, as it is a very restful place, ‘and un
doubtedly it will be of great benefit to your wife and yourself. .
Yesterday I forwarded a letter received from Chics,
I think. from your Father, to your address. at Baltimore; doubtless
they will forward it to you at Old Point Comfort.
Yours very truly,
’ Mr. W. 5. Mallory,
Hygéia Hotel,
Old Point Comfort ,Va.
November .14th,1900.
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia,Pa.
Gentlemen: -
We are in receipt of your favor of the 15th inst.
enclosing order of about 1,000 ae Edison briquettes to be shipped’
to Allentown. We wave telephoned this order to our Works at
Edison, and have asked them for a statement of the quantity of
priquettes they have on hand. Immediately upon receipt of this
- statement from our Works, we will advise you, but we fear we will
not have 1,000 tons of the non-Bessemer briquettes.
* Yours truly,
November 15%i,1900.
Mr. W. &. wsailory,
Hygeia Hotel,
Old Point Comtort,
Va.
Dear Sir:-
Enclosed please find notice received from the Orange Post
Office. We called the Post Master up on the 'phone, but he vould
.not tell whom this letter or package came from, but assured us it
was not from either one of our Company Offices. If you wish, you
can give them instructions by telegraph, how to dispose of same, or
let.it remain until your return here.
Everything is going on smoothly at the office and our
Works. Yesterday we received an order from Pilling &% Crane for
1,000 tons of non-Bessemer briquettes to be shipped to Allentown,
but we have a report from Edison that they have only about 550 -
tons of noi-Sesseme: briquettes on liand and 450 tons Bessemer.
Messre. tiliins: & Crane thought they would be able to send us-.an
order for Bessemer briguettes within a few days.
Trusting that Mrs. Mallory and yourself and enjoying
your trip and gaining needed rest.from same, I am
Yours very truly,
(ENC. )
November 17tn,1900.
Dear Sir:-
We have had no labor report from Edison since the 12th
inst. Will you not kindly send same daily, as Mr. Edison looks
for this report each and every day. ‘Neither have we had the
corrected list of accounts from you, which you promised some days
ago.
Yours truly,
November 19th,1900.
Mr. Orville Benson ,Manager,
, . Rdison,
Nod.
Dear Sir:-
Our attention has been called to the fact that several
representatives of Insuranc?* Companies have recently visited our
Works at Edison and we vould suggest that you show these ganuuaien
‘every courtesy, even to giving them lunch, etc., but do not allow
them to go through the Works without. someone accompanying then.
“it is needless to say that it would not be wise to. say just when
you expect the Works to commence operation again, but rather that
same would be governed by orders which we may receive for our pro-
duct. Should they persist in having’ definite information as to
when the plant will start up again, you might refer them to this”
office. In other words, we do not want to specify any partiouler
date or approximate date when the Works will start; ‘but simply that
we are shut down for want of orders for our output , and in the
meantime are making slight changes in the machinery, etc., and that
we are liable to start up almost any time.
Yours truly,
November 22nd,19°9.
‘Orville. Benson Manager ,
Edison,
Nd.
Dear Sir:-
Our Cement Works 2t Stewartsville are using considerable
pipe, fittings, bolts, etc. and at the present time, are using
quite some second hand jpipe, and as we have a seperate stock at
Haieer, wa would request that you kindly .send to Mr. F. R. Upton,
Shewnrteyn? 12M... also this office, a list of the second hand pipe
which you wy haw on hand, giving approximate number of feet of
the divferent sizes; and in case they should telegraph or telephone
‘you, an erder for pipe to be sbipred at once, you have our authority
for maliag the shipuaant, bub oe vould request that you send us
prov, t notice of *:4 shivcment rade by you on their requisition, so
that we may see chet co formal order is ser you from this office to
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ourg truly,
November 23rd,1900.
Mr. Orville Benson )Menager ‘i
Edison,.
Dear Sir:-
We -herewith return ve 5 daily memorandum for work done
at Edison November 20th. You show 79 men, work 795 hours. WALL
you kindly; hereafter tien making these reports , show @ recapitu-
‘lation on sams ‘as outlined by us ‘ek the ‘ower right side of report.
This gives the total number of hours eiarenbrs to the different de-
partments , and the total of these sub- divisions should agree with
the total as ‘per your sheet.
Ve also. enclose | you sever al reparts “ypon, whi ch, we note :
errors: of the’: total’ ember ‘of nour aud we
either make corrected reports. ‘or’ Sines these aboordingly:
We also enclose your daily report of labor for the 14th
and i5tk inet. On the former, you say 799 hours, whereas we make it
784 hours. On the latter report foul say 765. hours; we make it 768
hours. Will you kindly note. these corrections and return reports:
to us with your remarks. -
Yours ‘truly,
(Bnes .)
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Decémber 5th,1900.
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December 5th,1900.
Messrs. Pilidng & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadeiphia,Pa.
Dear .Sirg:r
Mr. Edison tells the writer that you have some corre-
spondence relative to proposition made by the BE. kK, Porter Company:
and Mr. Cooke of the Compressed Air Company, and he wishes meto ..
get the papers all together, 80 to bring the matter in shape to-teks
up. W ‘lL you kindly, ‘therefore, forward mepvever papers you
have BO ay “may fully prepare: them for him.
We would like to know the outcome of the ‘bond sele. We
telegraphed Mr. Baird last night, as suggested by your Mr. Pilling..
The writer finds considerable. work preseue: him and will
not get well into matters for neveral days.
Yours very truly,
Devember 6th,1900,
Méasrg. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia,Pa.
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We are in reeeipt of yours of the 5th inst. and. zote
that you bought the Baird. securities at Public Sale for $41, 000,
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and have made arrangements with Miller & Company Fe which they vould
be held for joint acrount.
| We are very glad to learn that you have obtained the
seour ities, ‘at, so low a prise and have every confidence that this
wilh work you out vwithoud: any ‘less on the transaction.
We beg herewith to enclose letter ‘about, the Phonograph
Works and its earnings , addressed to BE. C. Milter & Company , ag
_ requested, We will alish make inquiry mong our friends as to
selling some of - the ‘bonds .and would be glad ir you would put a price
en them. Mr . Edison says that he thinks they are gilt edge in .
every partiotiler ‘and he would not advise you to dell theh at a low
prite. |
In view of the ahaye outcome, the writer ts very glad that a .
the Bank turned ‘down the offer’ er 76, and if at any time: either ifr.
Edison or Tt can bé. of service tin this matter , do ‘ngt hesitate to
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Mr. Orville Benson, Manager,
Edison,
Dear Sir:-
Yours of the 6th inst. relative to work at Franti,
fully noted. I have arranged with the New Jersey Zinc Company to
take out the 3 High Rolis they now heve and replace them with
two pairs of our 36" regular rolls. The 3 High, Rolls make too
many fines, and even with the changes made, we have suggested Wat
would not be entirely satisfactory for their work , Owing to the
fect thet their ore crushes 80 very much easier than the-Edison ore,
anid owing to the weight of the rolla, it seems to be impracticabid
to get the coarse crushing they desire. So it will not be necess-
ary to send Search to Franklin again until further advised.
Yours very truly,
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December 10th,1900,
Mr. -Orvilie: Benson, Manager,
Edison,
NJ.
Dear Sir:- = :
We have decided to Suspend operations at Haicon, and you
wALT. ‘Please make your arrangements to close down the work, with the
following exceptions, on Saturday, December’ 16th. Please notify
ug. at the earliest possible moment the total amount of the December
pay roli to December i5th, so.we may provide the necessary money,
and we wid pay off as poon after one 15th, as pay roll can be com-
pleted.
¥You will lay off every one employed, with the following
exceptions: » Y
B.S. Opdyke, who is to remain and have chérge of ali
supplies , shipments of sand, etc.
Bateman, you may retain to help in the work of getting out
catalogue of the pulleys, bearings, etc.
Wootcox is to be retained for day Watchman.
Nostrand is té be retained util the horses have been sold.
Amat Search, you can send to Orange at once,
Ur. Lewis, you can send to Orange and we will make
arrangements to have him go to Stewartsville.
Morris Jayne, we would suggest be retained did pyt ie
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oharge of the plant when you are away. You should also arrange to
give him a couple of men and have them put all the engines, pumps
and machinery throughout in thorough condition for an all Winter
shut-down, greasing and oiling all the parts that may rust, with
residuun. ,
electrical work.
Higgins, send to Orange end we will keep him busy for
awhile and later send him to. Stewartsville. ,
Burns, send to Orange and we will give him temporary -work
until he is able to get something better, and, should we have any
opening in the near future, we will be very glad to give him the
-firet chance at it. aac.
' Odell, send to Orange.
| Wean, you may retain until the goods ars received in
storercom and properly put away.
Of course, it will be necessary to keep two night Waboh- .
men and two Firemen and the ‘reservoir full of water. 'I would
suggest that you arrange to run one of the B. & W. Boilers instead
of the Climax; as being so much nearer the fire pump, there. will be
legs loss in condensation and less trouble from freézing, anid
Boiler being small, will take less coal.
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Dear Sirs:-
We beg herewith to hand you copy of the proposed license
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H. K. Porter Company. Please show it to Mr. Shelmerdine and look
it over yourselves, and if you have any suggestions to make,
kindly let us have them at your convenience.
We have also sent a copy of this agreement to Mr. Saunddrs
with the same request as of yourselves. If the agreement is
satisfactory to ur. Shelmerdine , ur. Saunders and yourselves, we
will then forward it to the Porter Company.
Your's very truly,
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Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear: Sirs:-
I am in receipt of yours of ‘the 14th inst. and note that
you are willing to sell some of the Phonograph bonds at 92 and
accrued interest. I have 08 as yet heard from Perry, although I
wrote him the same day aa I did you. le I ‘do not hear. something
by Monday, I will take the matter up with him again.
Yours very truly,
December 17th,1900.
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Sirs:-
. Replying to yours of the 15th jmst. relative to the
shipment of 158 lbs. of concentrates to the International Graphite
Company, beg to state there is to be no charge for this; same
having been sent them for experimental work.
Yours very truly,
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December 17th,1900.
The Ingersoll- Sergeant Drill Company,
Havemeyer Building,
New York City.
Dear Sirs:
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We have suspended operations at our plant at Edison,N,J.
until next Spring or possibly later, and we have the following
consigned stock on hand which we will return if you desire us to
do so. If not, of course, we will retain it until the Works are
again in operation. It 48 our expectation now to resume con-
gtruation work in the Spring, but as Ur. Bdison has in mind some very
extensive changes ,it will be quite atime later beffore the Works are
put in operation.
Yours very truly,
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December 18th,1900.
My dear Col. Reiff:-
Yours of the 17th inst. enclosing letter from Dr.
Alexander, fully noted and we appreciate his action and your help
in the matter, and will send a check and new note when the other
one comes due.
Mr. Edison says he will be delighted to have Dr.
Alexander and his son visit him at the Laboratory, and if you will
telephone out advising what day and hour you wil arrive, we will
then let you know whether Mr. Faison has any. other engagements for
“that pertioular time.
I peg herewith to return Dr. Alexander's letter.
Yours very truly,
Col. J. C. Reiff,
‘20 Broad Street,
New York City.
December 2ist ,1900.
Mr. W.~S. de Camp,
35 Mt. Morris Park, West,
New York City.
Dear Sir:-
‘Replying to yours of the. 17th inst. to Mr, Edison, beg
to state that the Works at Edison were in operation from May until
October, but owing to the very large stocky of iron ore at the
Eastern Furnaces, we were unable to sell our, output ;, 80. closed down
in October, having waite a large stock on hand.
The operations were quite satisfactory, axeett.frém Bome
of the machinery and shafting which rested on Wold; ahd we found 1t
almost impossible to keep it in line, causing us & great deal of
trouble. The Works-will be closed this Winter, and it ig Mr.
Rdison's intertion néxt. Spring to rebuild portions of the plant
with steel ard masonry.
At the Cement Works, the buildings are just being erected,
and We ‘hope to We dn operatioh sometime ‘hoxt Spring.
Mr. Edison joins the writer in axtendiie to you. fhe com
piiments of the sengon.
Yours ery truly,
Y ( December 28th,1900.
dir. Orville Benson, Manager,
Edison,
N.g.
Dear Sir:-
Owing to.a matter which came up here unexpectedly, I was
unablé to go to Edison. to-day, and will have to defér my visit wnti2
sometime néxt weak,
Mr. Raniiolph sent you yesterday, formal order Por one
hundred tons of sorap iron. You may filL ttits with the elevator
buckets from elevators one, two, three, foun} five. and Six; the
elevator wheels and the scrap on dock near Biter plant.
Do not, however , Borap the levator clamps. oy odd cups, as we will
need them all for future work, ‘The ping int the elevator ‘buckets
should be broken out and put one side by theniset ress and you will
then make up. a2 car load of steel scrap. Do not ‘preak up any of
the buckets that were on conveyors three, four ana ive, or those
that are now on Scraper convéyors , -as we will need all these buckéts
in our future work.
Pléasé take & lot of the conveyor Wheels that Are broken
4n the huhs and brdalt them through the rims, nd abe ad they hich
any chill. If not, we vould pilt the broken ofes in with ‘nay? roe
of machine scrap. However, if they show any chill, at woud not te:
fate as it. mght sondem the whole Lot.
Yqute.weny truly,
Mr. Orville. Benson, Man ger,
. Edison,
Nw.
‘Dear Sirs.
We wii probably sénd Morrig Jayne: fn. the near future “to
Stéwbrtaville, to becomé inside Inspector of the Maohine itn, ize
Work is getting go aéxtanvive that oné max can hardly ever “tite
ground. Mr. Edison suggests that you arrange with Anzi Seaten
to take Morris Jayne '-s -place @8 soon @s he goes...
“Beare s rate was thirty ents per hour, end-we-are willing
fo start him at tne ‘same rate; he, of course, to be in Pula dharge
whet you are away ana subject to your directions.
This confirming telephone message.
‘Yours very: truly,
January 9th, 1901.
My dear Judgé i=
At Edison we have quite a number of "Squetters'r
oh ‘the property, who have built their little Shanties, -some of ther
haying oocupted them for several years. Please advise whether if .
i9 necessary for us to take any action regarding this matter AO
keep our title to the Real Estate clear; other than this, we do net
nere.
Your s very truly,
Alexander Elliott, dr.,
‘Edison Laboratory,
Orange ,N.J.
January 9th,1901.
Mr. Orville Benson, Manager,
Edison,
Nido
Dear Sir:-
On my return here this morning, I delivered to Mr. Edison
the bundle of steel wool, and much te his disgust and my~ amazeménit:,
it proved to be hair. Mr. Raison is very much annoyed, as he was’
‘an urgent need of the steel wool for an experiment. I wish you’
would take the matter up with’Wean and see that a box of the steal,
woil is sent inmediately by. express. Please have Wean show the
material to you pefore it is shipped. It Louks like~ coarsp, .
hair, but is made of steel. .
; Yours truly,
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Mr. W. LL, Saunders, V. Poy
Ingersoli-Sergeant Drill Co.,
. Havemeyer Building,
New York City.
Dear Sir:-
Mr. Edison has decided to practically rebuild the plant
at Edison,N.J., taking two or three years in which to do it. We
have decided, among other things, to change our Radlroad from
narrow to broad gauge, and locate our ‘power and compressor -house
at a different place from where it now is. This will involve
moving the compressor which we purchased from you in December, 1898.
It is class "A", 24" x 26" x 30", and if we could sél]l it ata
price anywhere near what we paid for it, we would be glad ta det it
go and then buy a compound compressor just before our Works start
in operation again.
We, however, do not care enough to sell it to make any
. great sacrifice, although we prefer'a compound machine when we aré in
operation again. Anything that you can do for us towards selling
it would be greatly appretiated by .
Yours very truly,"
January 15th,1901.
Mr. H. K. Livor,
c/o George Place,
Equitabie Building,
New York City.
Dear Sir:-
Yours I find on my return here, and I regret that I was
not in Orange on Saturday to. see you. We have decided to change
our railroad from narrow-to broad gauge, and so have three Locos
motives which are for sale, elso the cars. We have also decided
to drive the new plant entirely by Motors, and will have several .
engines for sale a littie later on. “We are having a List nadé of
these which will ‘be available in the course of two or three weeks,
wé hope.
Mr. Edison has decided to practically rebuild the entire
plant of stone and steel, so that there is: quite considerable of
the present machinery we will not-need in the new construction;
and as stated above, we will list all this as soon -as we can get to
it.
Yours very tralyy,
Mr. Henry 8B, Kumnel ,
-Aspat, State Geologist,
Trenton, N. ; a
Sesavine to yop. of the ta Anst. to ‘ge, Edison, we =
to state that during ag00 this Company mined afa separated 75,206
” tons of crude material. Of the above, about. fo 00 tons were
shipped in the form of briquettes; 30 ,000- in the. storm. of sand, and
‘the balance, consisting of concentrates and’ sang, as on hand at
present.
Yours very truly,
Jenpary 25rd,1902.
My dear Gol. Reirr;-
Yours of the 16th ‘inst. to Mr. Edigon wes re-
celved some days aince., and Mr. Bai son shy if you wiil ‘com over
to the Laboratory 30 he gan talk the matter over with you, he hat
no doudt but what an arrangement can pe made
the sereen you desire,
so that: yotr din. hheve-
“Mr. Had gdh expects to be here every day.
this week except Saturday.
Yours very. truly,
Col, ds <. Reirr,
20 Broga Stree,
New York, City,
Letterbook, LM-242
This letterbook covers the period January-July 1901. Most of the
correspondence is by Walter S. Mallory, vice-president of the company, and
John F. Randolph, treasurer. The letters deal mainly with company financial
obligations and the disposition of surplus stores and property from the Ogden
works. Some of the items relate to the projected rebuilding of the works and
insurance problems arising from the suspension of operations. Other
documents pertain to an experimental reheater of compressed air developed
in conjunction with the Ingersoll Sergeant Drill Co. There is also
correspondence about ore material selected for exhibit at the Buffalo
Exposition, a gold ore separating project at the Ortiz mine in New Mexico, and
work for the New Jersey Zinc Co. A portion of the company letterhead is
affixed to the front cover and is inscribed "From Jan 28-1901 to July 26-1901."
The book contains 1006 numbered pages and an index. Less than 10 percent
of the book has been filmed.
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January 29th,1901.
lr. W. BE. Saunders, Manager,
United States Carbon Company,
Cleveland, Onio.
Dear Sir:~ , 2
Replying to yours of the 24th inst., we beg to state that
our Mr. Herter is away this week, and we will have him send you a
sketch of the conveyor to go with the top of the Mixer as soon as
he returns. Mr. Edison suggests, however, that a better arrangement
for your material would be a spiral conveyor running through a
trougn having perforators at the bottom of it. This is what we will
Largely use in our new Cement plant. We, however, cannot use it
in the Iron ore, as the magnetite wears out the blades. of the con-
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veyors very rapidly. This would probably not be so with your
material.
Yours very truly,”
February 1st,i901.
Mr. W. E. Gilmore, General Manager,
Or ange,
Ne. od.
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Dear Sir:-
We beg herewith to hand you a list of the material in our
storeroom at Edison. Mr. Ndison requests that you will instruct
your people that when they can possibly use any of these goods, they
send the orders to us at the Laboratory. ‘We will immediately
telephone and learn whether the goods are still in stock, and if so,
will bill them to you at current prices. If not, we will advise
you promptiy.
Nearly all the goods shown on this list are new and are
in good condition. The first of each month our Edison office will
forward you a duplicate of this list corrected up to date, with the
request that you eatuen autecemeaent list, that it may also be made
say to date. This exchange will take place the first of each month.
if you desire more than one copy of the list, we will be glad to
send them to you.
Yours very truly,
February 7th,1901.
Mr. C. EH. Young,Manager,
Standard O11 Company,
Newark ,N.J.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to yours of the 6th inst., we beg to state that
the writer would be be glad to see your Mr. Bond any time most.
convenient for him. He can always learn whether I will be here
by telephoning. The chances are, however, 1t will not be necessary
to make contract this year for the New Jersey & Pennsylvania
Concentrating Works , as we do not expect to resyme operations the
coming Spring, as the gonstruction changes we have in view will
prevent us from operating during this year.
Yours very truly,
February 15th,1901.
The Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Co.,
Havemeyer Building,
New York City.
Dear Sirs:-
Replying to yours of the 13th inst. regarding 8 and 8
x 8 Class F Compressor #1123, 36 2-61 Alp Redeiver and Bo24 Drill
#25 ,524 with tripod and one front head, beg to state that we are
still using the Compressor and Air Receiver, and upon Mr. Edison's
return from Florida, he hopes to take up the work of the reheater
for Street cars. So, if we could have the Compressor for a
longer time, we would appreciate. it. If you desire, we will have
the Drill shipped to your Works at Easton, as we are not making any
use of it at present.
Yours very truly,
February 15tn,1901.
| Hy dear Col. Reiff:
Mr. Edison requests that you send him s barrel of
your ore just as 1t comes from the Mine, as he wants to try some
experiments on it. Ship via freight to Orange ,N.J.
Yours very truly,
Col. J. C. Reiff,
20 Broad Street,
New York City.
<i February 15th,1901,
Dear Mr. Coleman:-
On my return here to-day, I had quite & talk with
Mr. Edison as to vour proposition of treating fine ore, and he says ,
while he believes the rotating ‘iin would be all right for driving
off sulphur, he is afraid that when you try to clinker tne fine ore,
you would have great trouble with the lining. - He also states that
he hag some plans for a new bricking machine, which is very simple
in construction and can be operated with-very little power and
labor, and that he will try this coming Spring to have one pullt,
ane wl'o, ye very glad then to take up the question of bricking
your fine ore, an¢ thinks this is the much more feasible scheme
than trying to clinker it.
Thantiing you for the many curtesies of yesterday,
and trusting that I may have the pleasure of a visit fram you ain
the near future, I an, |
Yours very truly,
Dorson Coleman,Esq.,
Lebanon,
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Mr. John Brant ,
LYb Brocdways
New York City.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to youre of the Sth inst. to Mr. Bdisou, we
beg to state that during tne past year the Works of thts’ Company
were in operation for about six months. It has now Leen decided to
rebuild the Works, vringing them up to date, whic: will take at
least two yvesare.,
During the past year we have nad men rospecting in
New Mexico and erected an experimental Mill ov the Ortiz Grant.
The Mill was very successful, extracting $4,. of the gold, but after
a thorough examinetion, it was found thet the ground was too poor
to warrant the erection of a larser pleut, and we ‘are now negoti-
ating with other people for dry plare-c deposits, and we expect toa
do something in the neas future wisn them.
The machine now, as stated above, is quite satisfactory,
and there is simply @ question of finding the right ground to
operate it on.
Yours very truly,
February 1$th,1901.
Mr. Jaques:-
Please make voucher Jn favor of the EB. P. Allis Company .
for $7,000, first payment on Engine #2, and attach to the voucher
the letters pinned to this slip.
Yours very truly,
February 19th,1901.
Mr. Cal Preid:-
The drill which was used on the re-heater experiment,
ais to be snipned to the Ingersoll -Sergeant Driil Company. Please
see that it is in good condition before we ship it. I suspect it
may be rusted from having lain in the yard so long. As soon as it
is all right, advise me and I will give “you shipping directions.
Yours very truly,
February 19%th,1901.
My dear Jemdge:-
The franklin Zine Compesny, incorporated under the
laws of the State of New Jersey for two million dollars, shares $10.
each, has entered into an arrangement with Mr. Edison, by which’ he
agrees: to make & magnetic survey of the ground | owned by the Franklin
Company in Sussex ‘County ,N. J., known ss the Munson Snoherky: Mr.
Hdison also agrees to make a map of the magnetic survey and
: indicate to the best of his ability the proper place and direction
for putting down two diamond drill holes. Mr. Edison ia to build and
furnish his own instrument at no eee to the Pranklin Company, dwt
the expenses and salary of the expert employed py Er. Edison +o
make the survey, is to be paid by the Yrenklin people. Hr. Waison,
‘however, guaranteeing that the expenses of the expert to perform
the above labor, will not exceed $150, |
In case the results of the survey are such that both
the Franklin Zinc Company and Mr. Edison think two holes should be
pored, as indicated ‘by the survey, and if these diamond drill holes
prove a working deposit of zine ore, then “r. Edison is to receive
as componsation for his services, seventy-five pundred (7500) share 8
of “10. each of the Common stock of the Franklin Zinc Company , full
paid and non-assessable. ; .
Will you please draw us an agreement covering the
above. If there is any information you desire, kindly advise and q
Judge Howard W. Hayes #2.
will obtain it for you. Ur. Edison leaves for Florida the latter
part of this week, and we. would like, if possible to get this
agreement in shape before his departure.
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Yours very truly,
Judge Howard V. Hayes,
Prudential Building,
Yewark,N.J.
February 19.th,1901.
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The Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company,
Havemeyer Building,
New Zork City.
Dear Sirs:-
We are in receipt of yours of the 16th inst. and note it
will be agreeable to you that the Compressor and Receiver remain on
‘. ge loan with us for a longer time; also that you desire the drill
returned. We will nave this go forward to your Works at Easton
in a day or two.
Yours very truly,
February 20th,1901.
My dear Mr. Coats:~
When we suspended operations at our plant at Edison,
N.J. last fall, we expected to resume work early this year, and
expected to meke some changes durdinug our shut down, that would
greatly strengthen the voundabione that carried some of the
machinery, end also discard scarly all our balts, drives, 8rd sub-
atitute muters:, Vhen we osme to make the estimates of the cost of
the cnangesc, wo found toat to make them ag they should be, would
cost a very considerable sum. ’
i would state that during the run last Summer, as we
cot deeper in the rock deposita, we found the rock very much
nerder to erush than any we had mined before, and conseguently it
made the work and strains on cur machinery very much more severe
and developed trouniers in places that ned not bothered us before;
and, we believe as we get still deeper, the rock will continue to
get harder La avGses so we were forced to the conclusion that we
probably could not operate cotinuously and. successfully with any
of our heavy machinery on wocd, if the rock got much harder to
crush. As stated before, +22 changes we contemplated in putting
our machinery, as far as .-ssible, on rock foundations, would cost
‘2 considerable sum, and vt ‘rould still have an old plant patched
up and liable to give sve trouble right along. We have decided to
take the bull by the horns and rebuild certain parts of the plant,
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putting ali the heavy machinery on rock foundations, using steel
buildings; strencthaning and introduclig certain improvements that
have beon made on the same tyoe of mgehinery which we are putting
in our new Cement plant, and drive by motors, etc, This will
invelve a iarse further investment, which Mr. Edison ig willing to
Tmke Under the folluwing conditions:
Ve exgueet te have tne Cement plant in operation this year,
and kerore 2Yubly deciding upon the machinery for the Iron Ore arene:
we went first to have the machinery et Cement plant in operation,
30 if any of the improvements do not pan out, we will not make the
same mistakes on the Iron Ore plant machinery,
Then, during ow shut down, we propose to wipe out the
floatins dndepeeanege for current bills snd bank losns which ve have
carried for several years. This we are doing as fast as we are
able; then as soon as the dzbt Le ell settled, we will start to
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, accumulate the necessary funds for the re-building. (We estimate
this will teke sometning over $500,000). From former experiences,
(we believe we will be unuble to get any outside money, and will
fight it thr ough ourselves. :
Since out shut down, Mr. Edison has been at work on a=
new invention, which is nearly perfected, and from which we expect
to receive a large income. This, with our regular income, will-no
doubt give us the necessary money.
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We will do nothing this year at Edison except sell off the
pulleys, belting, shifting, bearings, which we will not need in
new plant. We will also chanze our railroad from narrow to broad
gauge-(eigrht tans o> rock and skip on top of a three foot track is
aud We have had several
unstable, bad accidents in the past), and
sell. the narrs
ow gauge locomotives end cars, and such other material
a8 we do not nesd in the new olart,
VG Bre al work now on the general plans for the new
plant, bot do uat expect to settle fully on them until next year,
end ii looks now as th
f thows: 2% would be 1903 berore w2 VYesume opera~
28. But you may rest assured, we will vet the plant started at
Aeet possible moment; the delay will come for reasons
alreaar stated,
it mey be of interest to you to know that since the first‘
investment iy Srwuary L896 by you and your people, Mr. Edison in
addition ty giving practically all his time, for which he has re-
ceived neo return,
hes paid into the Company over $800,000. in cash,
all of which has been used for its work. This shows that he is
willing to use both his time and money. tor make _the enterprise a
success, and as stated before, he ta willing to mak: the further
investment just as soon ag he can get in shape to <n ite.
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The H. K. Porter Company,
Pittsbureh,
Pa.
Tear Sirs:-
At tne request of Mr. Saunders, we send you under
separate cover piue-prints covering the various re-heaters we have
designed. Fe-heater #1 was designed for the first experiment.
Re-heater #2 was designed to remedy some of the defects in #1.
Pe-tauter #3 was designed to use on rock drill. Re-heater #4,
which is the one your 7{r. Lord saw at Edison, was designed to
(pee
supply hot air to a number of rock drilis. Re-neaters #5 and 6
have sot been built, but are our latest designs covering the re-
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heater as we tai
nk it should be from our experience.
ve send them ‘to you, thinking they may be of use.
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designing or building new
“ask you to bear in mind this fact, when
re-heaters; wnat tne passage of the air through the fuel chamber, :
slow, otherwise there is danger of carrying over some
muss be very
there will be no trouble
of the air. {tf this is guarded against,
of this sort.
We have re~heaters 2 and 4, and if they will be of any
use to you in your experimental work, shall be very glad to send
and if any time we can be of any assistance, we will
them to you,
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you what experience we have had up to date.
be glad to give
Trusting that you will make great success of the re-
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heater as applied to your locomotives,
Yours very truly,
February 23rd,1901.
My dear Col. Relff:-
Yours of the 20th inst. fully noted. Mr. Edison
has already started our men at work on the samples which you sent
us, and has left fuil instructions as to the work to be carried on
while he was away, and hopes when he returns to have the prelimin-
ary work out of the way so he will be eble to help you out in a
special way. — : : :
, He leaves Sunday morning and expects to be gone
ahout five weeks.
Yours very truly,
Col. J. G. Reiff,
20 Broad Street,
New York City.
ye UO VA Feb. 25th,1901.
Mr. Herter:-
Please note the attached letter from Mr. Saunders. Please
make a little sketch showing a Spiral conveyor over the top of the
Mixer and giving the. distance of the openings for delivery of
the material into the Mixer. It is this specially Saunders wants.
_ Yours very truly,
Feb. 25th,i901.
Mr. Devonald:-
. The Lebanon Furnaces,Lebanon,Pa. will ship us a
Darrel of ore. As soon as it is received, kindly advise me snd I
will give you disposition of same.
Yours very truly,
February 25th,1901.
Col. John H. Wood,
169 Broadway,
New York City.
Dear Sir:-
Please cencel enough of the insurance on our plant at
Edison, so it will leave the following amounts effective:
Building #1- cancel on buildings fnd make Machinery $10,000
Building #2-cancel buildings and make Machinery 55,000
Building #3-make mo changes on stock or on building,
put make machinery 7,500
Building #22-camnel on buildings and make machinery 50,000
Locomotives ,Steam Shovels and bollers-cancel on all.
29-Make Building $500; Machinery $500.
30-cancel Building and make machinery
31-Make contents $1,000;Building $1,000.
35-ceancel on stock-building, let machinery remaig at
37-Cancel on horses; let building remain at
“ 39-cancel on buildings;make machinery
40-Cancel on buildings and cancel on machinery.
42-Cancel on building and machinery
41-Cancel on building-
43-Cancel on. bulldings-also on machinery.
44-Cancel on buildings-make machinery :
Feb. 25th,1901.
Col. John H. Wood #2.
45-cancel on building, also on machinery”
53-Make building $2,000., Machinery $10,000
We have decided to replace all our wooden buildings with
steel buildings and propose to. take down the present buildings,
and for that reason we cancel the insurance on buildings.
We want cancellations uandied so there will be the least
possible loss to us. Which will be the best for us, to cancel
the policies longest or shortest to run?
Yours very truly,
Feb. 27th,1901.
Mrs. Sarah J;. Hill, -
154 Tremont Street,
Boston, Mass.
Dear Madam: -
Replying to yours of the 26th inst., we beg to state
there has been no recent change in the value of the stock of the ,
Edison Ore Milling Company. ‘The plant at Edison,N.J. was operated
last Sumer, and it has now been determined to re-build an entirely
new plant, of heavier machinery, steel buildings and stone founda-
tions. This we presume will take a couple of years, and so, for
that time, the Ore Milling Company will be without income. We
fully expect that in time the stock will have considerable value.
Yours very truly,
Feb. 28th,1901.
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Sirs:-
Mr. Baird did not pay his notes which were due on the
23rd inst. and we desire to place them in Mr. Brown'a hands to-
_ gether with yours. Kindiy ask Hr. Brown to forward us the necess-
ary paper, which we understand Mr. Edison will be compelled to
sign when making claim on the nctes. Also advise what length of
time we have in which to file our clain. We do not want ie
disturb Mr. HZdison, if possitle, but, of course, if it is necessary
will. forward the paper to him at Florida to be signed. He expects
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to return about April first.
Yours very truly, ts
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Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
< March 6th,1901.
Girard Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Sirs:-
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: I beg herewith to enclose notes olj Chester R. Baird, four
months, dated October 23rd, as follows: $3,000., $2,000. ena
. $1,593.33, meking a total of $6,593.33. These notes have all been
; presented for payment, and payment wae reruada The $5,000
represents renewals on the $50,000 worth of notes; the $2,500.
represents interest and the coupons which Baird collected and did
not account for, althousn he promised each time the coupons were
collected, he would do so.
‘Please turn these over. to Mr. Brown with instructions to
take whatever steps are necessary to protect our interests.
“ Yours very truly,
-(Enelosures)
March 14th,1901.
My dear Col. Reiff:-
Yours of the 8th inst. fully noted.
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insist on it, I will, of course, forward your letter to Mr. Edison,
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put he left instructions when he left here that we were not to
forward any meil to him at all, as he said he wanted to be perfectly
Ledge of what was going on here.
free from ali krsn
Awaiting your reply, I am,
Yours very truly,
Reiff,
J. 0
Col.
20 Broad Street,
DESCRIPTION OF CRANE #1.
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Capacity 6 tong.
Span over 411. : 40!
Gauge (C to Cj Rails 38°
Gauge ( ¢ to CG) Troliey tracks 5
Wheel base 8!
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Wheel base crer all 9*26"
Travel on Briage 335°
Height top of reii ta top trolley 7
Height top of rail toe bevsom cage 14?
Height top of rail tc Reok at extreme hoist
level with top cr rail.
Total Hoist
Double drum trolley with two 25 H.P. Motors,
Trolley traverse Motor 7 H.-P. motor
Bridge Motor 15 EP. *
Speed ov Hoist 100 feat wee minuve
Speed of Crane 350 * 8 bi
Speed of trolley 200 fact per minute.
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The controlling mechaniian for operating the Crane consists
of three wheels mounted on a horiz:ntal shaft. . The crane was first
puilt with levers, but we could nct get the fine adjustments in
‘Lliftiug that are necessary sometimer and we substituted the hand
wheels.
The trolley has a brake which will hold 4% in any desired
position. This crane has two 25 H.P. Motors on hotet, giving it
Description of Crane #1 Con'td.
capacity to hoist very rapidly and with 15 H.P. Motor on bridge
The crene can be moved at rate of 350' ner minute. This
motcr.
Crane was specially built for high speeds.
DESCRIPTION OF CRANE #2.
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Made vy the New Jersey & Penisylvania Concentrating Works
at Efison,NoJ. om
Capacity 6. tons.
Spen erer all 40?
Gauge of Rails {Cc to 4) . 38t
of Trolley (C to @) 5
pass 7°
base over all 12°
on Bridge 27!
Rail to top trolley @* oF
Height rail to bottom cage 14? 6*
Height reaiz to hook st extreme hoist 2! 0" above top of - etl
Total Eoist . . 45' on
Double drum trolley with one 50 H.P. Motor, 220 volis.
Trolley traverce Motor 9 H.P.
Bridge Motor 26 HP.
Speed of hoist 109 feet per °
an " Crene 350 uo: "
ieee " Trolley 200 7 W
The controlling mechanism for operating the crane consists
of these wheels mounted on a horizontal shaft; the crane was first
puilt with levers, put we could not get the fine adjustments in
¥ifting that are necessary sometimes, and we substituted the hand
wheels. .
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March 23rd,1901.
The Lombard Iron Works & Supply Co.,
Auguste,
Ga.
Dear Sirs:-
A Reviying to yours cf the 6th inst., asking for particulars
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of the two six ton Hlectris Cranss, we beg herewith to enclose you
descriptions and blue-prints.
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i These Cranes were built for very high speeds, are capable
| . of doing a large amount of work, and have all the appliances for
fine adjustments. We would be glad to have your representative -
Look them over at our Works at Edison,N.J., and beg to quote you :
on crane #2,7.0.b. cars Edison,N.J., Twenty-two hundred und fifty
I dollars,” ($2250.00); on Crane #2- Twenty-seven hundred and fifty
dollars, ($2750.00), including Motors.
. Trusting you will be able to do something with them,
i _ we are,
Yours very truly,
(Enclosures)
March 25th,1901.
Col. John H. Wood,
169-171 Broadway,
: New York City.
My dear Sir:-
; Answering yours of the 2ord inst., asking why we are
selling some of our machinery at Edison, beg to state that a con-
siderable proportion of our machinery ison wooden foundations,
and inasmuch as we get deeper into the earth, we find the rock is
getting harder and more difficult to crush, we have been roriedd to
the conclusion that wooden foundations will not do for such heavy
machinery, and we have decided to ‘rebuild the plant wholly of stone
and steel, discarding wood entirely both for foundations snd
puildings- Tne new plant as designed will be very much simpler
than the plant as it now stands, and as it will be motor driven, a
considerable: proportion of the machinery we now have on hand will
not be needed for the new plant, and instead of having, as we now
have, eight or ten separate engines, we propose to concentrate the
power in one power house and drive everything electrically, and of
course, having no need for these extra. engines, are sollte them
for the best price we can obtain; and by the way, we ‘Have ’ been able
to do very well in prices, as there -seems to be quite ® demand ‘at
present for second-hand machinery.
Gow J. H.W. #2.
f : The same is true of our Railroad . We made the mistake
| when it was first put up, of building it narrow gauge, and from
Z : the number of accidents we have had; we have learned that seven tons
of material on top of a narrow gauge car with ‘a single track, is
very unstable; so we have decided to change to broad gauge, aud for
that reason have sold our locomotives and cars.
q If this does not cover fully the information you desire,
; f ; kindly advise us and we will answer any particular question you may
i ask. -
Yours very truly,
March 28th,1901,
Hr. Orville Benson ,Manager,
ibe Edison,
og,
Dear Sir:-
I beg herewith to enclose letter relative to specimens
for the Buffalo Exposition. Please pick out the following samples:
‘Somé crude ore which is white in color and shows up well the crystals :
of dron. If anything, I would get a sample that is much richer
than the average. Then, the crude ore crushed; then some oon~
centrates which are clean; tailings which are clean and say one
dozen of the most perfect briquettes you can find in the pile.
We have written to Mr, Kummel , asking him to advise you
shipping directions. :
Yours very truly,
March 28th,1901.
Col, Fawcett,
c/o J. H. Parker & Co.,
Cotton Exchange,
New York City.
Dear Sir:-
We are in receipt of a letter from ur, Hix to Mr.
Edison, stating that you would consider the purchase of the Railway
rumning from Peekskill which our psople own. Mr. Edison is a
present in Florida, but. we expect him here in about one week,
and if you will advise me just what you would like’ to buy, I will’
take the matter up with wr, Edison the moment he returns and communi-
cate with you,
I am inclined to think that we would sell provided an
arrangement can “be made by which we would Have the right to transport
our ore over the Railroad in case we should decide to open up our
property near Peskskill.
Yours very truly,
April 4th,1901.
My dear Col:--
Yours of the 2nd inst. has been shown to Mr. Edison
to-day and he says:
“about 75%
“Tell Reiff our boys have been able to suvye
of the total copper in. the ore and hope to be able to do
"better soon. :
Mr. Edison Bays he does not know much of Miller, but
thinks he is all right and understands thet he has had SURE ES of
&@ Mill somewhere in the South.
Mr. Edison has been greatly benefited by his trap; he
is very brown and might be taken for a Cuban.
Yours very truly,
Col. J. C. Reiff,
20 Broad Street,
New York City.
April 4th,1902.
Mr. J. C. Fowle,
Marquette,
Mich.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to yours of the 30th ult., I beg to state that
so far as I know, no separator has yet been. successful in separating
the ordinary Hematite ores. The experiments have Seen conducted
in the South where the Hematite ores nave teen roasted and made
magnetic, but the cost was too great.
Should you get East, I would be glad to see you. Ouw
Separating plant, however, is closed for the Winter. —
Yours very truly,
April 15th,1901.
Mr. J. M, Cornell,
c/fos. Bea T, Me. Cornell,
e6tn Street & 11th Avenue,
New York City.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to yours of the 9th inst. which I find ayal eine
my return, I.beg herewith to enclose you blue-prints and desoription
of Cranes #1 and #2 wiich are located at Edison,N.J. and we would
be very glad to have your representative look them a a 2 .
Crane ues 1 ‘was built by the Morgan Bngindoring Com-
pany, and with it we have heen in the habit of lifting loads $roim
8 to 9 tons at a high rate of speed. The Crane is im good con-
dition except part of the PROL Ley carrying, ‘the hoisting apparatus,
which is cracked, but this crack has peen repaired and is now
stronger than it originally Was» The Crane bas been used in this
condition for about a year. |
Crane No, 2°is much heavier and strongar than Crane #1
and with it we have been lifting the same loadsa as with Crane #1,
and we are confident that it is strong enough for much heavier
Loads. Met Ta ; HEEB cota : Wii ot
We offer Crane #1 f.9.b. cars Bdison for, Two ‘thousand -
,
($2,000, 00) Dollars, We. offer Crane #2, ‘for Three- thousand
($3,000, 00); ;f. Ob, cars Batson. ‘Thea cranes have some extra
Mr. J. M. Cc. #2,
features in the way of brakes for holding the material to be moved
in any position and are so ePradeed that they are capable of very
fine adjustments, and we think it would pay you to have your repre-
sentative look them over, If you decide to send hin, we would
suggest that you telegraph or write Mr. Orville Benson, Edison,
Ni.J., by Western Union, just what day your representative will
inspect the Cranes. Have him go via The ‘New York, Susquehanna &
Western (Cortianat Street Ferry) to Ogdensburg NJ. » where Mr.
Benson will have our team to meet your representative. The train
leaves Cortlandt Street at 8-30 A.M. and your representative can
return by same route, reacoing New York about 8-30 P.M.
Yours very truly,
April 18th,1901.
The New York & New Jersey Telephone Co.,
&1 Willoughby Street,
Brooklyn,
Nits
Dear Sirs:-
We have at our Werks at Edison,N.J. three telepnones for
which we have been pryrug full contract Gries: Our Yura have
been closed since last October and.it has now been definitely desided
that we will not resume operations for at least two years, so we will
be obliged to ask you be cancel the existing contract unless you are
willing to permit one of the éiepnedas to remain at @ mere rominsi
rate, we paying regular toll charges for its use. |
If this cannot be done, please cancel the contract and
remove the telephones at your earliest convenience.
Yours very truly,
oN
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18th,1901.
Mr. C. P. Adaris, Supt. Telegraph,
Central Railroad of New Jersey,
Jersey City,N.. ve
Dear Sir:-
Replying to yours of the 12th inst. (File #1272), we beg
to state that we are in communication with the Telephone Company at
present as to taking out our telephones at Edison, unless they will
make us a very nominal charge while our Works are closed down, as we
undéeretana. they will be closed for about two years. If the telephones
are taken out we will not, of course, need the pole rentel, as per
bill. of October 11th,1900.
We will write you again regarding this matter as soon
the question is settled with the Telephone Company.
_Yours very truly,
April 22nd,1901.
Mr. Herlan Page,
Allens Lane,
Germantown Pa.
Dear Mr. Page:-_
I have just heard from. Lang that all the specimens he
had from the MoAtee. property he has given away, so I will be unable
to send you any. x have; however, arranged to have our man go and
visit the property and have a permit from the land owners, so that
you will have no difficulty when you decide to go.
Lang says that he thinks he has obtained all the specimens
ere may possibly be more by taking off some of
the ground.
Mr. Edison exprets to come to the Director's meeting on
Thur sday and requests that I ite you asking you to meet him at the
office of the Company about ten-% irty Thursday morning. that ‘he has -
a matter he wants to.talk over with you before the meeting.
Yours very truly,
PRO AES ope ;
TR Retr ayy
April 22ud,1901. -
fhe Orford Copper Company
99 John Street,
New York City.
Dear sirsi<
.Some days since we “ordered from you 500 lbs. of nidkel
oxide. The same arrived to- aay and we find that we are unable to
dissolve ‘4% in either “hydrochloric, nitric or sugphuric acid, : which
surprises us a5 we have previously obtained from Merck & Company &
small sample or what they called nickel - oxide which we were able to-
‘dissolve; as it.is, the material we how have is of no value te us,
as it cannot ‘be dissolved, and we would appreciate it very much if
you would permit us to return at. shipping us in ataes 500 Lbs. of
the granulated nickel, py giving us credit for the oxide. We, of
cour ge, are willing to pay freight and cartage both ways. We should |
not have ordered sc Large a guentity, had we not believed it was
soluble.
Trusting that you will permit us te return. it and will
ship us the granulated nickel at once, we are,
Yours very truly,
weet Pe AEM TESEES agennatyey Py in
ities ani atis: a ww PERROTLY Aga aera van US
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April 24th,1901.
The Orford Copper Company,
99 John Street,
New York City.
Dear Sirs:-
We have been using Itrench Metallic nickel which dissolves
very quickly in Dilute warm. Sulphuric acid. . On the other hand
your oxide is not attacked by warm dilute nitric, hydrochloric or
sulphur. | The sample of oxide sent later, which you said would
work petter, is also inert. .
Your shot nickel is very hard to dissolve; requires
boiling nitric acid to start the reaction and then dilute hot
sulphuric attecks it very’ Blow. ;
Po you not reduce the oxide by gas and could you furnish
it in a reduced powdery form? Trench metal seems to be reduced
noes power at low temperature, as the metal goes to a powder’
after being partially dissolved.” . .
I will. return the second sample of oxide and keep the |
metal, but it is going to be a tough job to dissolve it.
Yours truly,
April 26th,1902.
Mr. E. Sf! Opdyke,
Edison,
Dear Sir:-
I saw Mr. Page yesterday and delivered to him letier from
_the Franklin Iron Company giving permission to visit the property
at McAfee. Mr. Page will probably make his visit early in May and
I want you to arrange to get a four seated wagon and euary, with you
@&man with shovel and x» dok, ap it may be necessary to do a little
pit of digging. Mr. Page will have one friend with him and will
want you to meet him ot the Railroad Station at Hamburg and dtive.
him direct to the property.
Ir write you this now as Mr. Page said he would ‘telegraph
‘a day ahead bef ore he ‘decides to ates and it is barely possible
I may not be here at that tdine .
Yours very truly,
P.S. Mr. Edison and I appointed Claude -as our proxy to ‘play
in the Progressive Buchre game Last night. He advised us that he
won one of.the prizes and inasmuch as I promised Florence .to divide
with her in case I wen a prize, it is. up to her ta get. it. from
Claude, so I think sre is entitled to it. ;
April 29th,1901.
ur, Randaipht-
Mr. Price telephones that he has nad several inquiries
for the sddress of the Specialist who made the examination of .
Mr. Edison's ears. It is possible thay we will nave “some inguir-
ies and is vou should, please note that the address is Dr. Arthur
Duel, 254 Madieon Avenue, New York city.
Yours very truly,
| tir. Rendolph:- April 29%h,1901.
Dear Sir--
Please charge the Edison Ore Milling syndicate with
fr, Ballantine's tine from the date when he first started on their
work,at the rate of $275.00 per month. The New Jersey Company
rat imis same rate from September 1st ,1900
owes him for hack sealer
- the New Jersey Company is to be paid him
and the amount..due nin
at some future time.
Yours very truly,
30th ,1901.
The Dundee Chemical Works,
62 Williem Street,
New York City.
Dear Sirs:-
Will you kindly advise us whether you manufacture oxalic
acid and protosulphate of iron. If not, will you kindly give us the
names of the Companies who manufacture it. We will probably need
both in some considerable quantities.
Yours very truly,
Edward N, Reed, Esq.,
Room 401, 120 Liberty St.,
New York.
Dear Sir:
In regard to the attachea Statement when you was here at
our office the other day I told you that I thought we had made some
briquettes during the year from June lat, 1899 to June 1st 1900,
and since going over the books I find that we did not manufacture
anything during that period, the whole work during that time was
constructing,. erecting and experimenting and we did no Papenee rue ne
Whatever until the latter part of July 1900.
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May 3rd,1901.
Col. John H. Wood,
169-171 Broadway,
New York City.
Dear Sir:~
We are in receipt of your favor of the 1st inst. and note
that all policies in May, June and July will be dropped conforming
to Mr. Maliory's instructions.
Attached please find ea stetement of insurance as appears on
our books at this date. We would ask that you kindly check these
emounts with your books, elso with the letter written. you. ty
me on February 25th, and show how same compares with my instructions
POOveRsng: this insurance.
It is my intention, as per my letter of March. Btn, i
this insurance should be so arranged and cut down as to start rtm
‘May ist, with the exact amounts required, as per my setter or
February 25th. You will find that this has not “been #8, ‘and“woulld. |
ask that you take the matter in hand at once and let me “hear “trom
you. na
Yours truly,
(Enclosure )
2/19/1901.
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May 8th,1901.
Mr. E. H, Randell,
Room 830, 52 Broadway,
New York City,
Dear Sir:- {
After your visit yesterday, I mentioned the matter of a
little inte being published in your ceadene matter, to Mr. Edison
and he Says that he wants to get in commrnication with the owners of
the different Placer deposits, with the idea of trying some experi-
ments on the various kinds of ‘ore, and later on selling the machines.
The experiments at Ortez were very successful so far-as our machine
was concerned, the deposit, however, being rather poor.
Any article your people may write along the above ‘line will
be satisfactory to.-us,.
Yours very truly,
May 7th,1901.
Alexander Elliott ,Jr., Esq.,
Edison Laboratory,
Orange ,N.J.
Dear Sir;- .
I beg herewith to hand you lease held by. the Edison Iron
Concentrating Company covering the Spurr ‘Mine in Michigan, also
correspondence relating to same. Please prepare a proper release
so the fdison Iron Concentrating Company will be released from all
future claims of any kind covered by this property.
Yours very truly,
(Enclosure)
May 17th,1901.
5. Witherbee,Esq. ,
oS Pine Street,
New York City.
Dear Shire
After telephoning you yesterday, I found that the Bessemer
ore had not heen separated. During my absance the separating
magnets have heen taken down to do some other experimental work and
there will be some Little expense for putting them beck. If you are
us for the actual expense, we will suspend operations
on the other work and make the test for you.
Regarding the end magnet, we have an outfit at Edison
which we es Let you have at cost, $19.85, f.0.b. cars Edison.
This ingindes the end magnet, resistance box and breaker,
Yours very truly,
May 25$h,i901.
Mr. James 3. Tonking,Supt.,
New Jersey Zinc Company,
Franklin Furnace ,N.J,
Dear Sir:-
We received yesterday a tylephone message from our Mr,
Renson, stating that you nad made inquiry relatice to the special
lathe we use for boring out the plates and shells for our -rdlls. .
I beg herewith to enclose you plue-print of semé and would state
that the lathe at present has a shaft 6-15/16" in disuater. We
found that when we fot a very hard chill plate, that -some times the
present shaft would spring and just before. shutting -down., we ordered
and heve on hand a shaft 7-1/2" in diameter, We had .started..to
pore. out the bushings, bat this work was not completed -and a very
Little Labor would complete it. The new ‘shafte showld also have
a finishing cut, as we purchased it with ‘the rough cut. ‘With the
lathe will go, of course, the countershaft and the jigs for holding
the 36" plates. - :
T find by looking the matter up that the material cost -us-
$599.12, labor $696.96, making a total of $1,196.08, and 4f it is. .
any convenience to you, we would be glad to let you have it at our.
exact ‘ade: We had expected to ship the machine to our Works at
Stewartsville, put will have time to duplicate the machine before
we will need it, in case you decide to take it. 8 *
> Yourp very truly, . a
May 28th,1901.~
Messrs. Witherbee Sherman & Co.,
‘56 Pine Street,
New York City.
Dear Sirs:
We have instructed our people at Edison to ship yeu the
hand magnet and bes herewith to enclose you pine -print showing how
it is connected, also instructions ‘how’ to make assay. We would
suggest that after you ‘have made a number of assays magnetically,
that you duplicate the same chemically and you will then learn the
difference petween the magnetic and chemical assay, and by this
method y
be by chemical assay. It is most important that each sample pe all
ground to 100 mesh before the 20 grams are taken from it.
Yours very truly,
(Enclosures)
Sa eT
ou will be able to come very close to what the results ‘would
TO SET’ UP MAGNE?
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Ais the magnet with dis banding posts Al and AZ. B is
the bracket with its puileys for supporting Magnet. C is the back
weight to counterbalance -the magnet. Dis the stand or table
where assays sre made.. E ‘is the switeh on Resistance box F.
I and J are binding Gees ae Resistance vox. G is the Main auaten
with its crank H and binding posts K ang Le
To Connect Magnet.
Run positive wire Lo binding post L, current passes
through switch, when crank is twned and contact made between bar .
on switch and upright. Run wire from binding post K to binding
post J, then from I to Az, epubeeetnn other main Lead 6 Al. whrow
in switch G by turning eruie Hq, try strength of magnet. Then change
wires on magnet to opposite binding post, to see whether polarity of
“magnet has been changed or not. Find out which way-it is strongest
and use it this way. Remember, six lanps have to be serewed in
Resistance 66% F pefore any cubvent will pass through magnet,
To Make Assay.
Take sample of uot Less than 100 grams, grind up to.
100 mesh, weigh out 20 grams carefuliv. Place it on sheet of paper
on stand D, bring magnet near enough to Lift say 5 grams. Turn
crank H repeatedly until all dirt aie ‘shaken out. Continue this until
ell the 20 grams have been treated. Iift ell the concentrate with
the magnet and let it fal]. in pan of scale very carefully, by
throwing out the switch. Weigh concentrate and multiply result by
712.4 and 5 and divide by 100, For example, suppose the concentrate
‘weighed 15.312 grams 18.512 x 12.4 x 5- 55.429% Metallic Iron.
May 31st,1901.
Messrs. A, V. Kaiser & Co.,
222 8. Srd Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Sirs:-
, . We-are getting short of work for our men at Edison,
and will be compelled to let some of them go if we do not ‘have
more’ work for them. Cannot we take down ready for shipment some
of the machinery which you have purchased from us?
Yours very truly,
June 17th,1901.
Mr. Orville Benson Manager,
Bdteen,
Desr Sire ‘
We have decided to ship the little Ueckintosh & Seymour
engine located in Bricker plant to the Glen Ridge property, and
while there is no special hurry in making shipment, if you run short
of Work, with your men, you can in time take this engine apart and
Load and ship it to the Edison Storage Battery Company, Glen Ridge,
EJ.
Yours very truly,
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June 1%th,1901.
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Alexander Filiott,Jr. ,Psq.,
“Oranme,
Dear Sir:-
. Ur, Edison desires that you arrange to reduce the capital
of the Sussex Cowity Iron Company from 109,000. down to 85,009.,
gata svoid the tax of $100. per year.
Please also advise what the present capital of the Ogden
Fron Company is. My recollection is that this has already been
reduced.
Mardy return tke erclesed notice from Trenton before
July first, suo we may send check before that date.
Yours very. truly,
{Enaiosurs }
June 25th,1901..
Mr, John Miller.
Dear Stri-
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Mr. Edison requests that you go to the factory at...
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Glen ‘Ridge and take camples of the flew dirt end chip off toe oaes
making assays and reporting the amount of gold and silver, if "eas
“in poth the dust’ and the brick,
If you wish further instructions, he will give them
to you.
Yours: truly,
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; June 25+h,2901
. He rter,-
“Dear Siri-
Please give mea blue-print of. “~he latest ‘Re-heater
compressed air, so I may send it tO. Mr. Saunders.
Yours very. t rel yy
June 25th,1907.
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= BR act oleae as to amount oF taxes | we are “compelled
the Omden Iroz ‘Company. “Yow state the capital is.
owt the charter authorized ‘comnencenent: of: ‘using se on:
$8200 000%" but you do nat “state the: amount: of taxes, we are cometlea
a5 canay ¢ on tie Cgder ap en Pls ange, edvise.
: Yours very truly;
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Dear Sirs:-
Yours of ihe i : te our My. Benson has peen
referred to us gor attention. The voller in question was. sold. to..
A.V. Badieer-& Go. of Philadalvnia, Ba. and we have referred your
“Letter to them. ; we
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June 27th,1902. °
me blue-prints at your convenience of the.
which go to Burope.. .
Yours very truly,
June 28th,1901.
Mr. W. ZL. Saunders , Veo Po,
; Havemeyer Building,
New York City. :
Dear Mr. ‘Saunders t-
Bince = saw you Last week I have been away mont of
the | ‘tine and for that. reason have’ delayed sending you ‘the plue-print
of the’ reheater “which. t now ‘beg herewith to. enclose. t amderstand
thet you are to send this to Mr. Goole and ‘the. Compressed. Mir People
: may decide. to. try some exper iments with: the reheater , and. ae ‘they
ere siocessful , that we will take up with then 2 later on thé qtestion
of & business arrangement «
In wr eta ne 1. . Cooke please call his. sifvenbicn ‘to ie
rahaster. must
Fel chamber WIL . travel very slowly. a This: is. necessary i
complata ‘camk ustion 2 and. the vest results. “In -other words 5 db.
‘does not mks ony difference } ow. £ asst the. air. travels. around ane
heater, “but éniy.:& sual “proper: bion of
‘Heater at-a slow rate, a8 the reneater
large quantity of: air pees through the
velooity.
glad. to give him’ any: infomiation or help which | he ‘may desire.
The: patterns: for either. of these reheaters. eve not
as yet been made and these. two plans represent all the experiments
that we have had in the a eee on. the. first four reheaters.
Yours very truly,
(Enclosures) -
July Srd,1902.
Tsaac MeCrum,Esq. ;
c/o Arnold,Constable & Co.,
New York City.
Dear Sir:-
| Replying Ze yours of ‘the ist. inst. to Mr. Baton, pee pe
state: that we are arranging to. rebuild the plant at: Baison of” steel
and stone: and when this has ‘been ‘done, we. believe: the Company: will
be able to pay. Bo0d dividends on ‘the - stock. This work, however,
will Wok be undertaken: nti after this’ year for: ‘finehoial reasons.
You may eee assured showever , 1 we will get. at: itet the ) earliest
possible moment:
Yours very truly,
‘3rd,1901.
Ure G. WW. Johnson,
lith Street,
Portiand,Oregon.
Replying to yours of the 2let Wt., pez to state that.
ores as low as from 10 to 20% of magnet! te have. not AB yet been”
successfull iy tr eated conmereielly. a We. do not know AB to the. walle
of a: ton or iron ore del ivered. at the Smelter. Here in the Rast
at goes tothe Blast Furnace ana at th @: : present time tie worth about
$4.50 per ton. . The ‘ernsbine and separating ds: done » ary. es
expenditure of pr ‘obebly hilt “niLidon: dollars be tur
BNR? 5 “90 bo “pring down “the general expense.
Yours very truly,
Mr. Orville Benson Manag
EBdisen,
Sir:-
At the first opportunity, please see the Safe people in
Newark and in New York and get prices on a safe for the Storage
Battery Company, large enough to hold all the books of the Storage
Battery Company and such papers as may come into our hands from time
‘to time. We have no doubt you will be able to find a second hand
a & céasonable price. Wwe do not care whether it is burglar
buE one cordition, that it shall be fire proof.
When you set prices, let me see them and then we will
order.
Yours very truly,
July 17,2901.
Wht.
Port Henry,
N.Y,
Dear Sir:-
Replying to yours of June 25th which I have de
answering until I could investigate the motter,
that Mr, Edison's recollection of the matter is, that the test was
to be made’ to see how much of the phosphorus could be elinitnated
from-your ore with the idea of manufacturing it inta phosphoric
acid. 1150 pounds of this material was tested and results were
oelivered to you by the writer in the Spring.
Mr. Edison also said that there was some talk as to the
use of our rolls, screens, etc. in your new plant, put the work
" 2 vnich ve have rendered bill hes notiing whatever to do with
The bill represents actual money which we have paid out plus”
ganeral expense, without any profit to us, and covers freight
on the sagnets from Edison; freight on the ‘ore, ‘Labor of our
vectous people in setting up the apparatus, crushing the ere and
muking the tests, also including the chemical assays we had made .
ALL work we do for outside parties here at the Laboratory -
‘is always charged to them at cost.
Yours very truly,
Hatuin,
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Yours very traiy,
Hitaun caine cay apearelceta nods
Suy 25,1904,
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Mr. o. W. Miller,
Edison,
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Sir s-
With reference to insurance etter:
Inspectors ocaa sionally visit Edison in the interest of
various Insurance Companies who huve policies on our Works. One.
of these ain a vi sit nade this Spring had the idea that we had: ste
pended operat: C2Le indefinitely. His-report did not help us to
any great extent, as some of the Companies which he represented
g@nnotnced their intention to cancel policies.
it ‘is our present intention to: recume operations next
Spri ng, as soon as the Edison Storage Battery Company’. Ee. wider way ,
and in case you meet any of the Inspeators , & not Let them get the
idea “that our Works are going ‘0 be shut down fora very long tine,
as this might lead to complications in the matter of insurance,
thi, Opdyke understands thie feature of the matter,
Yours truly,
July 25,1901,
EH. de Selding,Esq. ’
"149 Broadway,
New York.
My dear de Selding:-.
Yours of the 24th inst, fully noted, I wrote
Mr. Zabriskie the day before yesterday that Mr, Edison is away
on his vacation and would return about the middle of next month,
at which time I would lay the matter before him and I have no. doubt
Mr. Edison wil be very glad to have Mr, Ransome call on nim,
Yours very truly,
Letterbook, LM-243
This letterbook covers the period July 1901-June 1902. Most of the
correspondence is by Walter S. Mallory, vice-president of the company, and
Orville Benson, manager of the Edison mill. The letters deal mainly with the
disposition of equipment and supplies, the reduction of the work force at the
Ogden works, and efforts to reduce tax assessments against the company. Some
of the items pertain to work done for the New Jersey Zinc Co. in Franklin,
New Jersey. There is also correspondence about the development of ore
milling interests in England and Norway. A few of the items relate to the
Edison Portland Cement plant at Stewartsville, New Jersey, and the closing of
the mill at Edison. Three letters deal with Edison’s library at Edison, New
Jersey, and with a photo of Edison at the mill sought by Mina Miller Edison.
A portion of company letterhead is affixed to the front cover and is inscribed
"From July 26, 1901. To June 14, 1902." The spine is stamped "Letters." The
book contains 998 numbered pages and an index. Approximately 10 percent
of the book has been filmed.
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YIhomas Lowe Machinery Co.,
Providence,
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5,Dear Sirs:
On account of repuilding our plant - at Raison, Red . and
using electrical transmissiol * ‘of power, We have a large surplus af
machinery on hand which Mr. - uatigry has undertaken to dispose of.
We are sending you.a catitogue wy this mail and in case
‘ 3ou care to interest yourselves in tp gale bf these goods or make
purchase of some, I am authorized to offer youa discount pf 10%
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‘0 off the prices as listed.
Kindly let me hear from you.
-Yours truly,
July 29,1902,
Mr. Ballantine:-
wr. Batson erates that you made some briguettes of
Copper ore racelvel from C41. Reare.
we can forward tp Col. Reirr.
Plagse let me have them ,so
Yours truly,
AY ie ahs0 "femmes.
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July 30,1901,
Dear dir. Saunders:-
The enclosed clipping is taken from the New York
"Herald" of July 2Sth. If there is anything in it, there might be
an ‘opening for the reheater, as I believe that the reheater would
make hot compressed air cheaper than by any other known method.
I send ‘you the clipping, thinking you may know
something of this scheme. Mr. Edison is at Chautauqua, having
gone there for a vacation of three or four weeks.
Yours very truly,
WoL. Saunders,Esq.,
Havemeyer Building,
New York.
(Enclosure)
July 30,1901,
diy dear tei, Reifrs-
I have just received a note from Mr. Bdlson at
Chautauva. wheres ne hag gone for a three week's vacation, asking
that we notity you, tne brioquattes made of your copper ore ere
ready. Please advise whether I shall send them to you at New
York or 1f you will come ent here and eet then, 5 suggeat the
latter, thinking possibly you may’want to ask 30me questions of our
man wao made then, .
Yours very truly,
Col. J. C. Reiff,
20 Broad Stree t,
New York,
August 1st,1901.
Mr. Orville Benson,Manager,
Edison,
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Dear Sirs=
After considerable negotiation, I have succeeded in having
the telephone at Edison made « Pay Station and heve ordered the two
telephones taken out, leaving one in the Storeroom office.
” a Please instruct your ppople at Edison to keep @ record of
all calls and.see to it that the cells from their end for the account
of the Company, go not excee® Twenty-five dollars ($25.00) per
month... = This is the amount we have guaranteed and we do not want
the tolls to be in excess of this amount at any time.
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Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
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Philadelphia,
Dear Sirs:-~-
Mr. Edison has returned and has noted yours of the 20th
ult. relative to the request of the Pennsylvania Steel Company that
we let them use some of our Bricking machines, binding naterial,eto.,
and he asks that you will obtain from the Pennsylvenia people a
detailed statement of exactly what they wish to do. We will then
take the matter up and advise them what in our judgment they will
require, and will be glad to let them have any of our machinery,
af they can use it to advantess. ~
Ask them to stete exactly the character of ore they
desire to briquette, also xiether it would be exposed to the
weather after it nas heen muis Into briquettes, or whether it can
be arranged to go direct to the Furnace.
Yours very truly,
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that the briquettes are soluble in water.
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190 Willian Street,
New York.
Dear Mr. Zabriskie:..
Mr. Edison bes retuened from his vacation and will be
glad to see yourself ans H:. HAUSSR any day next week aftarc
Tuesday. . He igs very bisy it present clearing up things which
accumulated during his abaunce, I would sugsest when you decide
upon the time, that you tulaphene me go I may be on band when you
arrive,
Yours very truly,
Sept. 20,1901.
Mr. Orville Benson ,Manager,
Edison,
Nd.
Dear Sixt
Please arrange to ship to the Edison Portland Cement
Company, Stewartsville,N.d. at the earliest possible moment, the
Lidgerwood Double Cylinder, Double Drum Hoisting Engine located
on what was the Crane, at “Edison.
We want you to make an effort to get this off at the
earliest possible moment, as the machine ig to be used in some very
urgent work which we wich out of the way as far as possible while
the weather holds good.
That there may be no delay in this, I am Bending a carbon
“eopy of this letter direct to Edison. ‘This order is to take pre-
cedence over sand or any other work that is now being done.
Also ship 1500 ft. more or less of the hoisting rope.
My recollection is thet it is either 5/8 or 3/4".
Yours very truly,
Detain on a cpg Pereiag hen eae ton
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Sept. 20,1901.
H. Palmer ,Esq.,
Jacksonville,
Fla.
Dear Sir:-
On my return here after an aetack of Rheumatism, I find
yours of the 13th inst. Replying to same, I beg to state, the
steam shovels we are now using were made by the Vulcan Iron Works,
Toledo, Ohio. Each shovel. weighs about $5 tons. We have never
used it, except in rock work and then nandling large pieces, five
tons and less, and with it have been able to get out from 1200 to
1500 tons of rock per shift of ten hours.
. ‘ Jhe cost of operating averared at different times. The
steam shovel Engineer we paid $125.00 per month; Cranesmen $90.,
Firemen $1.75 per day and Pit men,sometimes 4 and 6 | $1.25.
For such work as yours, I would suggest that you buy a
steam shovel heavier than vou actually need, as with it you will be
able to average more hours per day. We find it has been a good
thing to have a machine so strong that we could urge our men to push
it to the maximum without fear of breaking the machine, and in this
way we have been able to get out large quantities aay after. day.
Yours very truly,
October 8th ,1901.
P.S.Witherhee,Fsq. ,
56 Pine Street,
New York,
Deer Sire-
We beg herewith to enclose vou a blue-print showing
our 6 foot dryer. We have one of these at Edison in gcod condition,
except as to the distributor at the top. Just hetore we shut
dovn last Fall, we made plang for a new distributor, the same as we
used in our 8 ft, aryer and that used by the New Jersey Zinc Company.
The castings for this distributor made of chilled tron,
: and putt ing in placa, we estimate will cost somewhere between
Three and Four Hundred dollars. The Dryer as 4t stands we will
Bell for Thirty-etent hundred dollars ($3800.), this including the
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blowers at the top and the bottom, grate bars’and all appliances, -
The dryer cost us about $7,000, We put through it from 100 to
150 tons per hour,
If vou care to have i+ inspected, we would be glad to
arrange it at any time most convenient for vou.
Yours very truly,
(Enclosure)
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Ostobér 14th,1901.
Mr. W. P. Hardenburgh,y.p.,
New Jersey Zinc Co.,
Rapire Buiiding,
New York.
‘Dear Sir:-
The enclosed letter “from the Fdison ‘Ore Milling
Syndicats, London, explains dtgels- Mr. Edison has asked thet 1
forward it to you with the request thet you give us 9 statement
showing the cost of crushing the ore frem the time 4t 1s delivered
pf the Mall, untdz it leaves the. crugking plant seady to go ta
your Separator house. This cost to Include Labor, eupphips sand
repairg. .
We would like 12 based on the cost per ton and wa will
use the information simply for our own people, f would wsygeast
thet you take the cost for one month, say,July, August or Beptenber .
Of course, If you could give 1t to ua for 8 longer: perted ef twy
or three months, or even Longer , we would much preger at that “way.
Please return the latter with youn reply. 4
“Trusting that you oan accommodate us, we ane,
Yours very truly,”
October 16th,1901.
Dear Mr. Saunders:-
Some vears ago one of vour representatives took
a
photograph of Mr.
Edison at our Iron Ore plant in front of a small
Mr. Edison being seated in the chair,
office, My recollection is,
the photograph wag taken by a man in Easton, and I would be obliged
4f vou can rive me his address, 2s we have had a request made for
one of the photographs,
Yours very truly,
Mr. W.L. Saunders ,V.P.,
Havemeyer Building,
New York.
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October 16,1902,
Dawson Coleman »MSQ.,
Lebanon,
Pa.
My .dear Sir:-
We have been asked to make an estimate of some Crusning
Rolls, breaking down iror ore and we would appreciate it very much
if see abana send us a statement indicating the size of the ore
that has been crushed through your rolls, also the finish s#Res
and the cost of crushing the ore per month, including labor ana
all repairs. We will be glad to have this estimate at the
earliest possible moment.
Mr. Hdisoh joins the writer in oxtonding nis Kindest
regards.
Yours very truly,
October 22nd,1901.
B. Dawson Coleman ,Isq.,
Lebanon,
Pa,
Dear Sir:-
Mr. Edison desires me to thank you for yours of the 19th.
inst., giving informaticn as to the cost of crushing the iron ore
with our rolis. The information given is quite complete, and we
appreciate it very much.
Yours very truly,
October 28th,1901.
S. &. Law,Esq.,
1733 Q Street ,N.W.,
Washington, D. C.
Dear Sir:-
Repiving to yours of the 24th inst., I beg to state that
the capital stock of the Sussex County Iron Company has been reduced
from $1.00 ,000. to $5,000, merely to reduce the State taxes fram
$2.00. to $5.
The Sussex Company does no business and is merely the
owner of certalr Real Nstate. . The stock of the Sussex Gompany 4s
all ovmed by the New Jersey & Pennsylvania Concentrating Works.
Toere is nothing very new to report regarding the latter Company. in
addition to what I wrote you some months since.
The werk on Mr. Edison's other enterprises, Cement and
Storage Battery, is being pushed 9s rapidly aa possible ana aS BOON
as these ere out of the way, he sroposes taking wp the work on the
Iron Ore again,
Yours very truly,
October 29th,1901.
Mr. KB. S. Opdyke,
Edism,
Nado.
Dear Sir:-
Please prepare the Crane in Machine Shop for shipment to
the Phonograph Works. A formal order wlll go forward in a day or
two.
This Crane is urgently needed at the ‘Phenograph Works
‘gor some special work for us, so try and have it ready for shipment
as soon as possible; of course, not letting it interfere with your
regular work.
I am sending a carbon copy of this Letter to Mr. “Benson.
Yours very truly,
October 29th,1901.
Dear Mr. Saunders:—
I received to-day the copy of photograph taken by your
peopis, of Hr, Edison at the Ogden Mine, for which I am very much
obliged. WALL you kindly send me a memorandum of the expense of
this and I will send check.
The photograph 1s for Mrs. Edison. She 1s at present
making a collettion of all the photographs that have ever been
made of Mr. Baison, Which we can find.
What do you hear from the Porter pedple? I frequently
‘am asked hy our “Pirtladelphia friendd. I wild Like very much to
have some statement from them as ‘to. what they are doing:
With kindest regards, I am,
Yours very truly,
WL. Saunders ,V.P-,
Havemeyer Building,
New York.
October 29th,1901.
Mr. We. EB. Drev
Drew Machinery Agency,
Manchester ,New Hanpshire.
Replying .c yours of the 28th innt., we beg to state
Crane #1 has been sold. We stil] heve Crane #2 ana faa Harber
expected to use it durselves in a new plant we want to erect.
However, we ere willing to live up to the quotation made you, of
Twenty-seven Lundred and tifty dollars (#2750.} f.0.b. cars,
Edison,N.J., but would not reduce this srice. The Crane has been
built four or five years end altogether has nob had to execzed,
aight er nine montis work. It is in excellent condition ana is
now set up in place and we wenld be very glad to heve your
parties send = representative to look it over. No. 1 was sold
after being inspected by the R..W. Hunt Company of New York and
Pittsburgh and we should be glad to have them or any other parties
inspect Crane No. 2.
At the price quoted, it is certainiy ® bargain.
send you the extra prints under separate cover, as requested.
Yours very truly,
November 4,1901.
Mr. W. P. Hardenburgh,V.P.,
New Jersey Zinc Co.,
11 Broadway,
New York.
Dear Mr. Hardenbur gh: -
Please accept thanks for yours of the lst inst. giving
information as to the cost of crushing at Franklin, for the months
of June, July, August. and September. :
We note what you say about the figures sor October and
if it is not asking too much, we will be very mach indebted if you
would let us have them as ‘goon as they are made up. We under-
stand that you have no objection to our sending your letter to our
London people.
. Again thanking you for the inf oriifation, we are,
Yours very truly,
Nov.5,1901.
‘Mr. E. S. Opdyke,
Edison,
Nw.
Dear Sir:-
Please get together all the books which Mr. Edieon hag
sent to the Mill and which were in the drawers in the Assay room.
There are: several dictionaries, also @ lot of his note books covering
the experiments on brickers, T think sqgme of these note books are
also stored in my office and possibly some in-your old office.
Please get them all together and forward to us as soon as possible.
—
If there is only a szall number of them, send them by
express; if it makes a ler.-: pei kave, let is come forward by
freight.
4lso ship us all che..sals and sLeamtent appliances which
you may still have ot Edison.
Yours very truly ;
November 15th,1901.
Col. John H. Wood,
169 Broadway,
New York.
Dear Sir:-+
The two letters which you ieft with the writer yesterday
afternoon from the Home Insursnce Company , bearing date off November
2 & 7th and &th, were shown Mr. Mallory upon his retum to this office
last evening,
In reply, he was glad you had not broached the. matter to
Mr. Edison, as ins thought it would only exasperate him and he -
remarked thet if you were having any trouble with these Companies
to place insurance, there jis another fellow who stands ready to take
the matter up at any time.
Yours truly,
» “sarge eon tnd Se ate BS NY’ 5 SEND ETS NER OGRE EOE ST ear
14 November 14,1901.
Mr. J. L. Barton,
57 EB. 55th St.,
New York.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to yours of the 12th inst., I beg to state,there
Works of the New Jersey &
is nothing doing at present at the
Pennsylvania Ccncentrating Works and probably nothing will ve done
until 1903. As these Works are the only source of income the Ore
Milling Company has, there is practically nothing doing in the stock
at present.
It is intention to rebuild the Works at Edison
Yours very truly,
af eee SURETY RTT Tie Mec ere er pare
nO es ecwnaan tare tia orbs Stee
November 13th,1901.
Mr. W. P. Hardenbergh, V.P.
New Jersey Zine Co.,
11 Broadway,
New York.
Dear Mr. Hardenbergnh:
Yours of the iith inst. fully noted. The showing
for October is certainly most satisfactory, put we feel sure that
you have not anywhere nearly as yet reached the limit, es so far 2s
the crushing part of the mill is concerned, we feel confident that
it can do 2,000 tons in ten hours, and of course, materially
reduce the cost per ton.
Thanking you very much for this and the other
letter, which we greatly appreciate, we are,
Yours very truly,
"
November 13¢h,1901.
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
| Girard Building,
i ; Philadelphia,Pa.
Dear Sirs:-
I beg herewith to enclose copies of letters received from
Messrs. Saunders 2nd the H.k. Porter Company relative to the re-
heater, which explain themselves,
Yours very truly,
(En closures)
COPY,
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THE INGIASOLL-SERGHANT DRILL Co.
NEW YORK - Novy.11,1901.
Mr.W.S.Fallory,V.P.,
N.J. & Pa. Concentrating Works,
Edison Lsboratory,
Orange ,N.d.
Dear Sir:-
I enclose herewith copy of a letter just received from
the H.P. Porter Co. in reference to their experiments on the Kdison
reheater, and hope that within the next month or so they may be
able as they promise, to write us more definitely ‘on the
subject.
Yours truly,
W.L. Saunders.
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PORTER COMPANY.
Pittsburg,Pa. ,Nov.eth,1901.
Mr .W.1. Saunders, Vice-Pres.,
The Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Co.,
New York.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to your favor of the lst inst. in regard to
experiments on Edison he2ter. We’ now have on our floor a complete
vompressed sre motor which we are in a position to retain as long as
necessary for concluding the experiments in connection with the
Edison heater. We had one of our vest engineers on this work for
/ some little time, put owing to a tremendous rush of work we were
compelled to take him off temporarily in order to expedite other.
work. We have now, however, started him again, and propose to keep
yim in charge of these experiments until they sre satisfactorily
concluded; and we feel quite sure that within the next 30 to 40
days we can write you much more definitely than we can to-day.
We have not lost sight of the matter in any way, but propose to
carry our experiments through to a satisfactory conclusion.
We presume that vour people have been very busy, 28 we
heve ourselves, end sre preparing far whet will evidently be
another big year in both compressor ane cir metor work.
‘With kindest refards we beg to remsin,
Yours vary truly,
E.P. Lord,Gen'l Mer. & Supt. H.K.Porter ‘Company
Vth aarentati aes Chere
Yas ee
November 19 »1901,
Mr. F. R. Upton,
20 High Street,
Orange ,N.J.
Dear Sir:-
On your return from Edison, please let me know about
how much sand is left and what you think you can do in the way of
quick sales, as we want to cut the force down to the Lowest possible
point, if the orders are going to come in Slowly, and also want
notify the Railroad péople, so we will not get a surplus of cara,
, Yours very truly,
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November 19,1901.
Mr. Orville Benson ,Manager ,
Edison,
N.J.
Dear Sir:-
T note from sand report dated November 16th, that onit+
Pour cers are now due on orders. Also note that you stili have a
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full gang of men at Edison and. beg to ask that you look over your
list aud see if you cannot cut down the expense. Mr. Uptay gows te
Edison to-morrow to see how much sand we have left and he..tainks he
can sall the balance of it, but the orders will probably come along
in small quantities; so make your arrangements to cut your force
down to the lowest possible point. Outside of the storeroom goods
and the copper wire which was taken off the magneig, #6 dp ant eeoxt
of any large things we will ship, unless we make further amie.
Whatever men you can dispense with, in. all propability, we
ean find work for them at Stewartsville, as we are short of mon
there, so if you will send me their names and advise me what each
man can do, I will take the matter up with Mr. Darling.
Yours very truly,
Nov, 19,1901.
The United States Glass Co.,
Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Dear Sirs:-
Kindly quate us price on broken glass in carlosd iste.
We do not care as to the color or quality, as we will take this
‘glass and grind it up into fine powder.
Please quote us prices f.0.b. your Works and we will get
freight rates to Orange,N.J.
Yours very truly,
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November 20,1901.
Mr. Fo R. Upton,
20 High St.,
Orange ,N.J.
Dear Sir:-
I have been talking cver with Mr. Edison,the material
we have at Edison, and we have decided to authorize you to go ahead
and sell everything that we have in the catalogue, and are willing
to pay you 2 comission of 12-1/2% on any sales you may make, you
to pay = own expenses. This, of course, does not apply to
any goods which may be sold to any of our own Companies, but to
esnything which you may sell to other people.
We have, as you know, an enormous Lot of Idler pulleys and
bearings which you might be able to sell to Roberts, and have no
doubt, if you take the matter up vigorously, you will be able to
sell a largo number of pulleys to outside people.
Yours very truly,
November 29th ,1901.
Mr. Orville Bensan Manager,
Glen Ridge,
Nid.
Dear Sir:-
Yours of the 27th inst. relative to the work at Edison,
is somewhat of a surprise to me.
The sand orders can be filled in a very few days after
you get the cars, and in fact, rather than have the entire force
dragged out until the first of January, we would prefer to cancel
at once ali, orders for sand.
As to the Corlie engine, we understood from you the last
‘t4me we talked with you, that you could get out with your present
force in about a week or ten days. I understand aieovda the magnets
thet you are only unwinding one at a time. Cannot you rig up to
handle two or three and so shorten the time? If this cannot be
done, it wotld be cheaper for us to load the magnets and ship them
to Bievensee. and have the unwinding done there.
I mow that the statement to Mr. Fdison, we cannot cut
the force down to the first of January, will not be at all satis-
factory. I would Like to have. you take this matter up again and
advise me what other work you have to do 4n addition to the engine
and the magnets, except, of course, the daily shipments of the few
' things thet we now get from the storeroom.
Kindly let me have a reply as s00n as possible, as I am
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‘vy are sending to-day to Edison, orders vevering a lot of
tya electrical materiol to go to Stewartsvilic.
We ata not e.rnest to obtain these orders for some Little
time to come, but have managec to get *™*sis together, although they
are not as yet complete. There will be more orders to fatlow, so,
+iuink possibly, instead of laying off any mei. before the first of
-Isnuary, it will be better to turn them all on to this work, getting
the material out and forward it to Stewartsville as repidly as
possible, %7 Garr “etgon has: now decided we can go ahead ‘and put the.
sirtug im, in a aiffsrent way, and we are anxious to put on a large
gang and get it completed at the earliest possible moment. “dj
Pleass make the necessary arrangements to have, the copper
all carefully weighed, so there will not be any mi.sunderstanding
when we come to bill it, also as to the switches and other apparatus,
marking them "A", "B" and "C", 50 we may pill them in proper shape.
I would suggest that you write. Kaiser & Co.,stating that
we shall reduce the force to a minimum on January first, and that if
they desire the balance of their material, we would advise they have
it “Zone before that date,otherwise they would be subjected tt serious
detors »
Yours very truly,
December 4 »2902 «
My dear Col. Reiffj-
Dr. Alexander's note for $6,000 fails due on January 10th.
We would like to vay off $2,000 of it and renew the balance for a
further period of six months, of course, paying all the interest in
full. to Januery 10th and permitting the optionto remain in full as
it is at present. Will you kindly comnunicate with the Doctor
and advise us if this will be satisfactory to bin.
Nothing new regarding the New Jersey operations except
that the plant which we built for the New Jersey Zinc Company at
Franklin, NoJ. equipped with the identical wachinery that we used at
Edison, but placed on stone and concrete foundations sud tn svael
putldings, is giving costs which are very satisfactory, showing that
ali which is needed at Edison, is heavier foundations and steel
puildings.
Since these costs have come in, Mr. Wdison has talked @
good deal on the iron ore matter and just as soon as we get the
Cement and Storage Battery out of the way and on a commercial pasis,
I feel sure thai we will take up the iron ore work again.
Please extend to the Doctor,Mr. Edison's and my kindest
regards.
Yours very truly,
Col.d+ C.Reiff ,
20 Broad st, ;
- New York.
December 9,1901.
Mr. Orville Bengon, Manager,
Edisen,
Nd.
I understand the sand at Edison is so badly frozen, that
't ds difficult to get at, so have directed Mr. Upton to cancel
all erders for the Cement Company and place them with the Wharton
3e0ple. So, that as s00n as you have lorded the few orders still
‘anfilled,
you may disconnect the sand conveyor and we will ship no
wore sand wmitil Spring.
This will enabie you to turn your entire
force to the other work.
Yours very truly,
December 10,1901.
Mr. S. Smirnoff,
St. Petersburg,
Russia.
‘Dear Sir:-
Replying to yours of the 26th ult. to ur. Edison, we
beg to state that his priquetting machines are puilt for usé by
thie Comoany only and are not for 5 Je.
Yours very truly,
4,
Becember 11,1901.
My dear UoLonel:-
Y beg terewith to enclose a letter from Dr. Alexander,
whion explains itself. ; :
Mr. Edison wishes me to thank you for your help in this
matt sr, also to extend to Dr. Alexander his kindest regards and tell
him that we shall be pleased to have both himself and his Son visit
us at the Laboratory any day most convenient for then. Mr. Edison
is here practically all the time exsept sbout once in two weeks he
goes te our Cement plant at Stewartsville.
Yours very truly,
Csk. J.C. Reiff,
20 Broad St.,
New York.
December 12,1901.
American School of Correspondence,
Boston,
Mass.
Dear Sirs:-
We beg herewith to enclose a free scholarship certificate
#473 series 3, together with check for Six dollars ($6.00) and two
notes dated December lith for thirty and sixty days, six dollars,
these signed by Fred Smith.
‘This man is the only one of our men here who so far has
expressed the desire to take advantage of your offer. ; If! you have
other free scholarship certificates to give out, we would like to
offer them to our men in connection with our Cement Company at
Stewartsville,N.J. The title of the Company is the "Edison Portland
Cement Company".
Kindly acknowledge receipt of the check and notes so
we may hand same to Mr. Smith..
Yours very truly,
(Enes. )
December 14,1901.
Mr. Orville Benson, Meneger,
Edison,
Nwd. ;
Dear Sir:-
Please arrange with your people at Edison to get some
bottles and make two collections of the following, sending same to
us at Orange , by express:
Lot crude ore Lump form
Lot fine crude Sea;
Lot concentrates
Lot sand.
4 briquettes.
Please have your people pick out the most perfect
briquettes they can find, as these are two sample.lots that we
propose sending to Columbia College.
Yours very truly,
Necember 21,1901.
The Lake Shore Stone Co.,
Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Dear Sirs;-
Replying to yours of the 18th inst., beg to state, that
when we firgt equipped our Concentrating plant, we used entirely
Tubver belts and we foune that they wore out BO rapidly, that after
xperinienting with the cotton belt thoroughly treated with linseed
Sil, we chaiged ever to it and have used 1t with the best resulta.
In our new Cement ‘Plant which we “will have ready -to run in
the early Spring, we have put in about 15 ,000 or 16,000 treet of
cotton belting pertly meade by the Main Belting Company of Philadel -
phia and the balance by other concerns. We use 24".g bly and
run the ‘pelts from 300 to 500 feet per minute,depending upon the
size of the material to be conveyed.
In our experience, we have conveyed pieces from 2" cubes
and smeller. The smaller the material, the higher the peed At is
gare wo cun the belt. The belt covering 250 tons per hour conveyed ~
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materiel 20 mesh and finer. —
: We believe that a first class cotton belt weil Preated
with iinaged ofl, will outwear & rubber belt coated with 1/8"
rubber.
Yours very truly,
December 26th,1901.
The United States Carbon Co.,
Cleveland,
Ohio.
Dear Sirs:-
Replying to yours of the 23rd inst., we beg to state
that, we do hot care to purchase the mixer, as we already have
enough machines for our own work.
We think if you wild try the experiment of t Gitane the
machine, putting in about one third of the carbon with all the
binding material at the front end of the mixer, then dietreputing
the other two thirds of the carbon along, over,,the top of the mixer
by @ conveyor, that you will find the machine wT do first class
work.
Our experience is, that we have no difrioulty in making
thorough mix, using 2240 pounds of iron ore with about 40 pounds . ”
of the pinding material, every particle being thoroughly mixed.
. Yours very truly,
January 4th,1902.
Frank C. Roberts & Co.,
Real Estate Trust Building,
Philadelphia,Pa.
Dear Sirs:- .
Replying to yours of the Slst ult., we beg to state that,
our European Company have the rights for all. crushing machinery
in Europes, but we think there will be no trouble in arranging for the
‘rolls you desire.
. That we may have a better idea of exactly what you want
ta get at, (80 to make. the sketch to suit your von aay tOaRs we beg to
ask that you will give us the following information:
First: What is the size of the largest pieces of ore ta
‘be crushed? »
Second: How will the ore be brougut®¥o the rolls; that is,
will 44 come in cars, and ‘if’ 80, could 1t heerrangea so the ore
could be dumped directly into the large roll.at a rate of not
exceeding three or four tons per minute? . If so, it will not be
necessary to have a roller feed and--hopper between the large roll
_ and “the 36" rolis, as the latter can take care of four tons a
minute of the size received from the large roll. In such & case,
\we wouia probably place the 36" roll directly under the large roil.
without any chute, the ore falling direct from one roll into the
other, ,
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Third: Please advise whether the ore is mined in open
cut or under ground. If the former, and it would be any object to
put through pieces 36" cube and save cost of mining,the large
rolls should v6 5 ft. in diameter.
Fourth: What capacity do you require per. hour?
4s to driving the large rolls, we contemplate 4n our work
driving each roll direct by a plain double cylinder engine, then
doing away with.all belts, frictions,etc., but 1f this woulda not
suit your condbtions, we can arrange to drive them with belts and
frictions, same“tis we had at Stewertsville.
As soon as we receive this information from you, we will
‘make up a sketch as- requested and forward it to you.
Yours very truly,
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January 6,1902.
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia,Pa,
Dear Sirs:- .
We are having oe correspondence with F. C. Roberts &
Company, relating to. some Crushing Rolls which they may install
4n Great Britian. We understand Roberts & Company are designing
Furnaces for some people ‘In England, tut are Closely investigating
our Dunderland proposition in Norway, and Mr. Edison is very anxious
‘to have Roberts visit the plant at Stewartsville and make a thorough
“inspection of it, eo he may be in a position to answer any questions
that his English friends may put to him, from his own Personal
: imowle age.
If this oan be arranged sometime when either Mr. Pilling
or Mr.. Crane are going to Stewartavilie, Mr. Edison will appreciate .
it.
Yours very truly,
sb/
Ithaca, New York.
My .Orvilie Benson,
‘Dear Sir:-
We :
; are ra receipt of yours of the 3rd inst. enclosing
etter from Mr. Gabel, which will have-attent4on.
Yours very truly,
January 6,1902.
Mr. J. D. Gabel,
Morristown, /
/ aud.
Dear Sir:-
Your favor of December Slst. to Mr. Orville Benson, has
just reached this office.
We have instructed our people at Edison to stitp you 7
pairs of turn-up idlers in place of the 13- 6" idlers, as vagiuesieas
4n your letter.
Please note that Mr. Benson is no longer connected with
this Company and we beg to ask that 4n the future, you will atrect é
‘your letters to this office, where they wil receive prompt
attention.
We shall be glad to heer from you when“in-wany of further
material.
Yours yery truly,
January 9th,1902,
My dear Edgar:-
‘Yours of the &th inst. fully noted. While I cannot
write you definitely at the present time, the chances are that
when you sre transferred from Edison, it will be to a position in
connection with the Storage Battery Company, either at Orange or
Glen Ridge; probably the latter; thgu@h my suggestion is that your
people simply remain at Edison until Spring, and by that time the
Storage Battery business will have developed to such a point, that
we can tell something definite about it, and the chances are, at
that time Mr. Edison will be willing to spend. the neopasary money
to put the Glen Ridge property in shape, so it can be run as &
. Boarding House. and with the factory also in operation, there will
be plenty ‘of boarders<
Should this- apaaation exist before Spring, I will de. gled
to advise you of it, although owing to the ‘delays in the receipt -of
the machinery, I think the chances are it will be early in the
Spring before the plant 1s well under way.
Yours very truly,
Mr. Edgar 8.Opdyke,
Hdison,N.J.
January 15,1902.
Captain O. W. Miller Manager,
Edison,
Nod.
Dear Sir:-
As soon as the engines are shipped, please arrange to get
the force down to the lowsst possible limit, also arranging with
Eagar to do all the office work. Tell Florence that if there is
a chance in the future, I will be glad to give her the first
opportunity.
Also kindiy make me a List showing the work you still
have in hand and @ memorandum of the people you propose keeping
on and the position gach will occupy. I want this in detail, so
to go Sree it witn Mr. @digon on his return. Get the force to the
lowest possible ‘Limit. Also any men that you lay off, give them
letters to Mr. Darling and he will put them to work at Stewartsville.
Yours very truly,
EATON eI UR IR ONE SLE OL ly
January 24,1902.
Mr. Chas. L. Allen,Gen. Mer.
Norton Emery Wheel Co.,
Worcester Mass.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to yours of the Zend inst., beg to state, the
writer expects to be here all day Tuesday and Wednesday morning
until about 10-30, and if you find it convenient to call, would be
glad to see you. However, considering the very Little quantity of
material you desire to aandle, our separators would not prove of
»
advantage to you, as they ere dealigned for mush larger quantities,
If. we understand your problem correct, we should judge
thet the Wetheriil Seperator is ehout the best device for your
UBE o Rave yuu trded the experiment of re-crushing the 20% which
the separator tekes cut and then re-separating it? We believe
yeu wlil find by doing this, thet the percentage of loss would be
very much reduved fron 20%.
Yours very truly,
January 29th,1902.
Col. J.0.Reiff,
20 Broad St.,
New York.
Dear Col. Reiff:-
Yours of the 25th inst. fully noted. Upon investigating
further, we find that our applisness for making the test on conduct-
“tyity are not in good | condition end that -we would: have: to spend
Also that it
quite “some money: on. them to make @: s peLLnble test.
~wALL be necessary to haze wits see : a sort Of -a test.and- this
wire would have to. be. drawn.
Be t ‘beg hereviith to feturd. the. patent #689959 which we have
showh to ue Raison and he does not seem to be vefy favorably im-
- “pressed with 4t. He gadd, he doubts. 4f the experiment has ever
° “been trdaa on & large scale.
Yours truly,
ee
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January 30,1902.
My dear Col. Reiff:
Replying to yours of the 29th inst., beg to state, that
we are std under the same financial burden, using every dollar
that — comes in to wipe off old. matters, and cannot very well see our
"sway clear at this time to make . the loan you suggest.’
I mentioned the matter to Mr. Edison this morning, and he
said he would: like to, _Bocommodate you, but under the -clrcumstances,
he could not do it.
He has been quite a little improved by the treatment
and plans to go: next -week to the Country for a week and the Doctor
thinks, when he returns » he will be. practically all right. He was’
at Lakewood for a week, but the table was too much for him; too many ”
good things to eat.
Yours very truly,
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20 Broad St., 4
New York.
Captain 0.W.Miller, Manager,
Edison,
Neds
Dear Sir:-
The Telephone Company have notified us that extensive
repairs will be necessary on the telephone lines between Dover
and Edison and want us to.make contracy covering a period of two
years, which we have declined to do, so the next time the telephone
line goes out, it will not be. repaired.
Kindly notify us as goon as this occurs and then we will
have to do our business over the Western Union wire.
Yours very truly,
January. 31st ,1902.
Mr. Beach:- € ne
rder November 25th with Roebling for
We have placed °
Please advise whether it has all
20,000 feet of 3/4" tron ropes
and at what price it was. pilled.
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February 4th,i902.
Mr. Wo ii. Saunders,V.P.,
Havemeyer Building,
New York City.
Dear Sirs-
We are in receipt of yours of the 3lst ult. enclosing a
letter from the H.K. Porter Company, asking that the license
agreement be extended for one year without further royalty.
We note thet one trouble the Porter Company have had, is
the carrying over of gas and dust If they will refer to our former
Letters, they will note that we have several times called to their
attention the fact, that the re~heater must be large enough, so that
the passage of the air through the combustion chamber, will be very
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slow, We, ourselves have had the experience of where we have re-
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quired the re~heater to do too much work, of some of the dust
going over with the heated air, but whenever the flow of air through '
the combustion chamber was slow enough, na dust went over and in
fact, the coal burnt to ashes without losing tts original shape.
If care were exercised in this direction, we ‘are sure that they will
have no trouble with dust, :
We have forwarded your letter and that from the H, K.
Porter Company to our Philadelphia friends and. shall advise them that
we approve of the extension and will communicate further with you
as soon as we hear. from them.
Yours very truly,
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y/ Lo 5th,1902.
Mr. John Ward, ,
c/o Swift & Co.,
Kansas City ,Mo.
My dear John:~-
Do you remember the details of the last rope test made
on the 3 High Rolls, where we used the hoisting rope. What we want
to get at, is the number of hours or days the rope lasted. In
the book which you kept, we nave found all the other tests except ;
the last one and cannot find among your papers this record. .
You will remember, we tried various kinds of rope and
were much surprised to find that the reguler noisting rope gave the
pest results. Please write us fully your recollection. .
We have not yet succeeded in starting up the Cement pliant
put hope to do so in April. We have been greatly delayed in the
receipt of our buildings put are thankful to say, at last they are
practically complete, and we are now working about 600 men, finish-
ing off the work as fast as possible. It you cone East, it will
pay you to stop off and see this new plent, as it ts such @ decided
improvement over the one with which you are familiar.
With kindest regards, I am,
Yours very truly,
February 6th,1902.
Captain O.W.Miller ,Manager,
Edison,
Nodo
Dear Sir:-
Please advise sbout now much coal ysu. still have at
Edison. We want, if possible, the coal to last us through the
Winter, and as we are not having good success in selling the wood,
we think you had better arrange to burn wood that is now stored
along the Railroad track. It is not necessary to keep. full’ steam
pressure and for that r2aso0n, you can use the wood to good advantage.
So, in odd times, you nad better arrange. to have John haul it to
the Boiler room.
Yours very truly,
February 7th,1902.
Mr. W. L. Saunders,
. Havemeyer Building,
~ _-New York.
Dear Sir:-
| I have heard from our Philadelphia friends and they state,
it will be satisfactory to give the H.K. Porter Company an extension
of one year without royalty, on condition that they will agree to
conduct the experiments right along. If they will not do this,
then it will be pest not to give the extension, a6 we do not want
the device tied up for a year.
Inasmuch as you drew the original paper, I would suggest
that it will be better if you will arrange as to the extension in
time. | Please do not fail to impress upon the Porter people the
importance of having the sir go through the fuel chamber slowly, a5
44 will then overcome the trouble they are now having.
ours very truly, .
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February 25th,1902.
Captain O.W, Miller, Manager,
Edison,
Ned.
Sir:-
We nave not been able to talk with-you over the 'phone
during the past two days dnd ans is a bare possibility that the
‘phone may have been taken out of your office, we have instructed
our Works at Stewartaville to forward you a carbon copy of all
requisitions which they may make on this office. Upon receipt of
these requisitions, you will kindly notify us by 'phone of such
geods as you can furnish, siving us the pesuisition number and the
articles to be furnished by you. f the ‘phone is not used,
tnoen telegraph us same.
In other words, if you can f111 all the requisition of a
given number, simply sal "Al] requisition #---"; if only pary,
specify the goods which you can furnish, giving the requisition
number.
Yours truly,
i pee avinitartins er ME Nn Air:
February 26tn,1902.
The North Amories: Gerson & Chemical Co.;
Room 1512, 508 Broadwaz,
. New Yorke
Gentlemen: -
Replying so youre of the Stu inst. te Mr. Edison, which
has been awaiting ths «river's return, beg to state, that we have -
brichins wicuines 0 cue chit «at Edisen, watch we use for briquett-
ing our dion ore V..88+2 accloLuen sere bullt by ourselves from our
a briquette 2-1/2" diameter
by about 2-1/8" thick, veicet The larger one makes
a br Rywed. be o8 dn disneter, ab 1-1/4" thick and weighs 21 ounces.
Bach macainuge oukes about $5 ta 60 briquettes per minute.
We will ve clad to sell you one of the small machines
for Pive hundred dollars (8800.) and one of the larger ones for
Bigot nungred daellers ($300.).
The Mixer tec bs used in connection with these machines
for ilxing tbe binding material with the fron ore concentrates,
we will sell at the rate of 5 cents per pound. We would be glad
to have yeu inspect +ese machines if you are interested. They
can he seen at ow Works ,Edise.
The binder vinich we used was a mixture of coal tar and coal
tar pitch. xf
Yours very truly,
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March 18,1902.
The Morris- Counby- Machine & Iron Co.,
_ ‘Dover,
Nd.
Dear Sirs:-
Replyin- te yours of the 6th inst., stating that you hed
‘received an inquiry from J oseph Wharton, asking for price on 8 set
of 36" Crushing Rolls complete with Roller Feed,ete. and asking if
you could arrange to use our patterns and designs for these Tolls,
and upon what terms, beg to state that we have just heard from Mr.
Edison, and he states that he 4s willing you should use the patterns
and designs for one set of 36" rolls, together with the right to
Mr. Wharton to use this one set of rolls, on a royalty of 15% of
your selling price to Mr. Wharton for the set of rolis, roller feed,
etce ,
In case Wharton should ,decide to have you puild a set,
we would suggest that you will Let us go over the prints that we
now have covering the rolls, so to bring them up to date.
Yours ‘very truly,
March 21,1902.
Judge Howard W. Eayes,Esq.,
_ Prudential Heilding ‘
Nevark,N.J.
Dear Judge:-
As you are undoubtedly aware, Judge Elliott hes been i11
since carly in January and for six reeks or more has been wiable to
4ransact any business or see any mail. I was there this sfter~
oon and he handed me the en closed Letter from the Staté Board of
Taxation covering the taxes. which have been assessed on the property
of the New Jersey & Penna. Concentrating Works, Edison,N.J.
Last season Elliott tried to get thd dszepsment reduced
to $25,00Q. The Town Bosrd refused ta make the reductdon.bak in-
timated that they would not objest in case the-BState Board would do
se, as they wanted to put. the responsibility on the 6tete.
It seems, according to the letter from the: State Board,
that the petition was dismissed, owing to the Pkilure of Huidott to
appear and you will note from their letter, that they are Stiling.
to have the petition reduntated. Will you MAndly take the matter
up and take whatever steps ‘are necessary ty have the petition re~
instated, and arrange for a meeting before the Board. The writer
is willing to meet them at. Eaison any time they will go there, and
would suggest that. this is the place for a meeting to be held;
they could then see for themseives the present condition of the
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property. We gan allno show that the entire capital stock of the
Company has. been Sesue4, and that its debts to outsides people and
Mr. Edison amount to more than the present value of the -plent.
if there 4s any other Anformation that you. need, we would
pe glad to supply it upon request. I would suggest the matter ba
taken in hand immediately, -es the Judgé-has also recéived ‘ex hetter
from the Collector dated March 17th, stating that tHe taxes must.
pe paid at once or he will advertise. I nave asked Elliott to
write the Collector that he 1s s$i11 111 and the matter: will heve
attention the moment he can get-at it.
Yours very truly,
-
P.5. If you think it necessary to see Judge Hiliott omthis matter,
he will see you any time at the Windsor Hotel, Orange ,N.J
reimeinmin tirana oteannniwised Seite ck a eS nge
March 24th,1902.
A.J. McMillan ,Esq. Manager,
Snow Shoe Gold & Copper Mines, Ltd.,
7? Poultry, London, B.C. England.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to yours of the 14th inst., beg to state that
Mr. Edison is in Florida and we look for him early next month and
as soon as he returns, your letter will be laid before him. In
the pontine: thet we may intelligently figure on your require~
ments as to the size of the rolls, shovels and ore cars, we beg
that you will give us the following information:
First: Tonnage per day of 24 hours you expect to handle.
Second: Finenéss it will be necessary for you to crush
to get the best results and such: other information which will be of
value covering your respective operations, so we may be sure of our
basis when advising you as to which of our machinery is best adapted
for your work.
We owm all the patterns for our machinery and can make
arrangements either to Dulld the machines for you or arrange thet you
may build them on a royalty.
Yours very truly,
March 24th,1902,
The North American Carbon & Chemical Co.,
Room 1512, 309 Broadway,
New York.
Dear Sirs:-
Replying to yours of the 21st inst., beg to state, that
the pressures given by the briquetting machine making the 3" dia.
briquette, are as follows:
First pressure, about 8,000 pounds.
Second pressure about 16,000 "
Third pressure evout 60,000
Over the entire surface of the briquette.
We will be glad to arrange so you could press some: of
your material in our machine, running it by hand, 8s the plant is’
not in operation at present, so we are unable to give you power.
The horse power of the machines vary and would average, I would say,
about 2 horse power for each machine.
Yours very truly,
April 10,1902.
Mr. W.S.Wensley ,Secretary,
Middle States Inspestion Bureau,
ae Witlian She,
New York.
addressed to our
qhe that, it has not as yet been
definitely decided whe will start making the changes. The time
of starting will depend - : dea! unen the time of completing
our Cement Werke and the mev Storage Battery Works. We pelieve it
will be some Little time before Mr. Fdison will. be in a position to
toke hold cf shies work.
Yours very truly,
Lh
, My dear Col. Reiff:-
32,1902.
Yours of the list inst. at hand and same has been shown
to Mr. Edison, who says hw would Like very much to accommodate you
put as things are at present, with the numerous demands made on
him for his own enterprises, it is simply impossible to do so at
this time.
L have destroyed your letter as requested.
Yours very truly,
Gol. J. C. Reiff,
20 Broad St.,
New York.
April 14,1902.
Kr, John Woolcock,
Cold Spring,
New York.
Dear Sir:
We are in receipl of yours of the 12th inst. and note that
you wilL he unable to set the tax pills tor a week or ten days.
We have talked over with . Hdison the matter of repairs on the
house and while he would prefer not to spend any money, he says,
if the repairs were aheolutely needed, he is willing you mould
spend up to Sixty or seventy dollars.
Ag to wages, ne has carefully eowstaaved the matter, and
gays, under the circumstances, he cannot see his way clear at this
time to make any additions ; a8 expleined to you, the property is
of no value to us whatever and with the taxes and salary, is quite
a purden to carry. Of course, 98 Soon 26 things develop in the fron
Ore business and we get back to work at Edison, we may be able to
change this.
Yours very truly,
April 14,1902.
Near Captain:-
Yours of the i2th inst. fully noted. We will arrange
to have more harrels sent you and wish that you would do ail you can
to make prompt shipment of the ofl outrit, a5 we are in urgent.
need of it at Stewartsville.
T will tell Carrie about the chickens and e7gs; she will
be much interested I am sure.
I note that you will have to cut bushes on the Ridge road.
Do what is necessary but spend as little money in this direction as
possible. .
As to the magnets which you found in the cellar, better
bave them put in the storeroom but lesve them as they are at present,
ge we might want to make some tests on them. When I hear anything
further from Mr. Harden, I will advise you what I hear from him.
I think I will write him to-day, regarding the Chase.
All. about as usual at home.
Yours very truly,
Captain O.W.Miller,
Edison,N.J.
April 18,1902.
The Rock Plaster Co.,
il Broadway,
New York.
Replying to yours of the 17th: inst. » we beg to state that.
we have at our Works,Edison,N.J. a six foot Dryer suitable for
drying sand, but before quoting you price on it, we wish that you
would advise us what would be the maximum amount of moisture your
sand would ever contain, particularly in the Winter time, when it
might be frozen. 28 : -
We have learned by expprience that the Dryer does satis-
factory work practicslly up to a certain percentage of mositure;
but if the moasture is higher than that, it is then necessary to
put the sand in a Stock House and further drying it by circulating
air over it which absorbs the motsture from the heated material.
ss
This so the sand’ can be made bone dry.
If you wish to learn anything as to the working of the
dryer, cost per ton,etc., you can obtain it from the New Jersey Zine
Company, who heave Offices in your City, and our Dryer can be seen
at our Works,Edison,N.d. where it is now erected.
Yours very truly,
April 22nd ,1902.
The Rock Plaster Company,
11 Broadway,
New Yorke
Dear Sirs:-
We are in receipt of yours of the b9th insti. and note
percentage of moisture in the sand will vary from 4-1/2% in the
Sumner to 9% in the Winter time. Iv it does not exceed the latter
sum, we believe there will be no difficulty in drying your material.
We are willing to sell you the 6' Dryer we have at
Edison for Three thousand dollsers,($3,000.) , f.o.b. cars Edison,
Nedo The above to include everything now connected with the aryer,
such as fire brick, all furnace fixtures,etc.
We would, however, require that you send your peppesenves
sive to inspect the dryer before we take it down, 2s it has now
Seon standing for over a year without use and there may be some parts
of it a Little rusty. We would also suggest that it is necessary
to huve anew distributing device put in the top of the dryer,
same as we have on the new dryer at Stewartsville, also Rome as we
have on our 8! dryer at Edison and on the dryer of the New Jersey
Zine Company. We have the blue-prints of this dist riputor and
would be willing, of course, to furnish them to you. This would not
add materially to the cost, 38 it te simply 3. plein chilled iron
casting.
R.P.Co. #2.
When you desire your representative to go to Edison,
please advise and we will arrange so that everything will be shown
hin. The best way is to go via the Nev York, Susquehanna & Western,
on train leaving New York at 8-30 Ae. to Ogdensburg,N.J. We
would arrange to have a team meet your representative and drive to
our Works at Edison, reaching there about noon. He could then
leave Ogdensburg at 6-12 P.ii., reaching New York about 8-50.
Yours very truly,
April 25th,1902.
The Rock Plaster Company,
1L Broadway,
New York.
Dear Sirs:-
Replying to yours of the 23rd inst., we beg to state that,
in queting you a price of Tiree thousand dollars, ($3;000.), we
offered you te Dryer at less then 50% of the cost to us. In this
sauwe dryer we nave dried over & 100 tons per hour of iron ore
very low cost for fuel consimption. These two items should
considered when comparing the cost of the dryer with those of
other makei's.
We astimate that there will be some eonsiderable expense
4yn taking the dryer down and Loading it on cars, aud we canmot see
our way clear te reduce tne price named you.
As to the condition, we do not believe that the rust has
in any way effected the dryer, except as to its looks, and for this
purpose We thought best to nave you see it as it is.
The price of $3,000. you understand, includes approximately
40 tons of castings on blower, the exhauster at top, blower at
yottom, pipes, fire prick, fire grates, furnace castings ,etc. ,ete.,
and at the price names, igs very cheap, considering the capacity
and the Tuel economy. We would give you these figures, but prefer
that you ‘get them from the New Jersey Zine Company, as they have
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My dear Judge:-
T received vours.cf the 23rd inst. and ve are all very
much pleased to learn you are improving. Neturally, after such
2 long siege, your improvement will be slow and I think it will be a
great mistakes for you to return at tnis time; so heve telearsphed
you as follows: "Make no arrangements to return here until get
my Letter,” which now beg to confirm.
I beg herewith to enclose check for Seventy-eight dollars,
($76.00) covering salary for April, from the New Jersey & Penna.
Concentrating Vorks, which kindly receipt and return to me. I
would advise by all means your remaining at Least: another week.
Regarding Tax matter, Judge Hayes nes it in hand and I
have written Decker to-day, stating that the matter is still before
the Tax Board and have also extended our regret that he has had any
trouble covering the collection, and stating that we ereatly
appreciate the favors he has extended in the past.
Yours very truly,
Alexander Elliott ,Jr-,
c/o Galen Hall,
Atlantic City,N.J-
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April 25th,1902.
North American Carbon & Caemical Co.,
Room 1312, 309 Broadway,
New York.
Sir
‘Replying to yours of the 2lst inst., beg to astute that
we would not care to make the arrangement you suge st as. to a.
bpriguetting machine and mixer, unless you would be willing to give
us bond that the machines would’ be returned in as good créer to us.
as “nen delivered to you, also to cover. the rental. “We are frank.
to say that the reports we get. from the Comsercial Companies would
not warrant our dealing on-any cther basis. :
We are ready, however, to enter into any equitable arrange-_
ment so thet you may test the machines, provided we are protected. .->
Yours very truly,
pepe MBP ERE
April 28th,1902.
Secretary of State Board of Taxatton,
Trenton,
Dear Sir:-
Sometime since Judse Hayes and the writer appeared before
-your Board relative to tne taxea on our plant Located at Hdison,N.J.
and vou were kind enough to reinstate the appeal sua arrange for a
meeting to be held at our Works sometine during Mey.
tn receipt of 3 letter eee ace Decker, Collector,
Sperte.Nel:, stating that at the last meeting. of the Town Committee
held April 8th,1902, he was asked to proceed to collect the Edison’
taxes, and notifying us if same te not paid on or vefore May lst:
1902, uc #i11 proceed to levy, advertise and sell for taxes.
We have written him that the appeal has -been reinstated and as a
matter off oBution, we would appreciate it ie you would also notify -
him thet the Stete Board has taken the matter up again. This
will relieve him of any. responsibility for a further delay, with
tne Town Committee.
Thanking you in advance for your trouble, we are,
Yours very truly,
_
May 1st ,1902.
The North American Carbon & Chemical Coc,
Room 1312, 309 Broadway,
New York.
Dear Sirs:-
Replying to. yours of ths 28th ult., beg to state that we
are willing.you should make testa on 2 small quantity of your
material on our ntachinen st our Works at Fdison, and if you will
arrange the time you wish to or, vo vill send you & pass to our
Works.
We cannot supply power, but the machines can ke run easily
by two men and you can moke briquettes tc demonstrate whether
the machines are practicel Yor your purvose.
Yours very truly,
May 5th,1902,
My dear Col. Reiff:- A
Yours of the 2nd inst. fully noted. The papers are
correct as to fhe English Hdiccn Unyyany. The preperty in Norway
has been purchased snd Be oo Uda, hee, Leen samseribed to build a
plant for the concent. si 4.2 of Loss tra. “ha ora averages about
42% and we believe the enterprise will prove tc be very profitable.
As to tha Cement vila we eectot is have it in operation
about the first of June; portieuns of 2. sre elreacy running. |
I have asked Mr. Bdipon sivut tue geld and silver in your
ore and he says he doses not belierr it-could be cyanided success-
fully on account of ths copper. le gays you could probably get
more definite information sa thie fron other sources.
Yours. very truly,
Col. J. G Reiff,
20 Broad St.,
New York.
May 5th,1902.
Howard W. Hayes ,Esa, ‘
Prudential Building,
Newark,N.J.
My dear Judge:-"
Yours of the 1st inst. fully noted. ‘Mr. Hdison says he
thinks it will be well for you to make the trip to-Eqdison, with
the Bosra of Taxation, and eso gays that -he-does not think »a day
in the country will do you any harn. You understand, there is 2
possibility the Tovmahip people may object end in’which-vase, It
would be well for us to “sve Courisel with us.
Yours very truly.
May 7th,1902.
Captain 0. W. Miller »Manager.,
New Jersey & Pennsylvania Con. Works,
Edison ,N. iJ.
Dear Sir:-
On May 16th, the State Board of Taxation will visit our
plant eat Edison, going up on the ‘Susquehanna and then driving to
the Works. Please make arrangements with the Sweeney Hotel,
to have dinner ready not later than twélve o'clock, for about
twelve people. Also carriages for ‘the -same number. We shall
want to drive to the plant at. Edison and have the carriages remain,
so to take the party back to’ the 6-12 train.
Kindly advise me when these arrangements have been made. -
Yours very truly,
May 7th,1902.
My dear Col. moses.
Yours of the 6th inst. fully noted. ‘The plant in
Norway will be budlt along the Lines of ‘the Cement plent, with
such modifications. as experience may demonstrate at ‘the Cement
plant, are desirable.
As to running the plant at Ogdensburg, Mt could mnot have
been puccessfully done with the buildings and foundations we had.
I think f have told you that “out of & possible running time of ten
hours, we only averaged four hours and.35 aminutes -actual running |
time , covering a period:-of -six-months. ‘The days-in whieh we ran
efght or nine hours, the plant made money, ‘but this was -offset by
the days jin which: wie were shut down most of the time; -so the only
thing to do,is to rebuild as soon as possible. Mr. Fdison still
talks of. it ero time to time, and his intentim is to get back
at it at the earliest possible moment.
: ‘Yours very truly,
Col. J. C. Reiff,
20 Broad St.,
New York.
May 19th,1902,
My dear Judge :-
Cn Friday last, we had the State Board of Taxation at
Edison and efter quite a vigorous fight, put ‘up by the. Town Committee
vho seriously objected to the assegsment being reduced, the Board
decided to. reduce it from $125,000 down to $60,000, with the recom-
mendetion that dt be made lower-for this year. We understand
it will probably be made about $40,000. for-this coming vear.
The members. of the Board were all very sorry to learn
that you were still £11, and hope you will soon be Hbout. Mr.
Edison went with us and tt -was his testimony thet oarrded the day.
I beg hérewlth to return the two letters from Mr,
Wyckoff; & theck was sent ‘him on May 12th.
Tam glad to 1léarn through Mr. Randolph that you ure
gaining i1n blood and I am sure oun strength will return rapidly
when you onoe start to mend.
Trusting you -mey soon be about, I an,
Yours very truly,
Alexander Hitiott ,ir.,
Galen. Hall,
Atlantic Clty ,N.J.
{2 Enclosures)
May 20th,1902.
Mr. Frank C. Roberts,
Real Estate Trust Bldg.,
Philadelphia,Pa.
Dear Mr. Roberts:-
Your two favors of the 17th inst. fully noted. We
will hare our people get out the sketches you ask for ss soon as
possible.
As to the royalty, as explained to you before, on any
machinery which goes to England, royalty will have te be srrangedé
with the Béison Ore Milling Syndicate ,Ltd. of London.
We assume these rolls will be used by the Consert Works,
‘go there will probably not be any trouble as to the royalty, as they
are interested in our new Norway preposition. | oe :
Yours very irmdy,
May 22na 1902,
Captain O. W, Milier Manager,
Edison,
N.J.
Dear Sir:~
We this morning telephoned you to serid the #12 Dynamo to
our Glen Ridge pleit vie freight tormorrow. Confirming our
telephone message sent you immediately after lunch, you will kindly
cancel said order for shipment of the #12 Dynamo, as we have found
one here at the Lahoratory which will answer our purpose.
Yours truly,
May 27th,1902.
Franklin P. Couch,Esq.',
Peekskill,
New York.
Dear Sir:-
Some months azo, we put the matter of taxes on the property
in your vicinity, into the hands of Judge Elliott, with the request
that he look the matter up thoroughly and make a report to us on
the exact situation as to present end pust taxes. Just as he got
stariied on this work, he was taken sick and is still on the sick
list.
We beg herewith to enclose various bills, correspondence,
etc. we have received regarding the back taxes, and-wish you would
take the matter up, advising us just what taxes. it is absolutely
necessary for us to pay. We wish to keep up the taxes assessed
against the Reading Iron Company's property, but are indifferent
to the taxes on the railroad; and we jstve no doubt but that there
are some of these taxes which you ca. ax cange so it will not be
necessary for us to pay
‘Inasmuch as the reiic nave all been taken up, we think
the assessment on the railrosd property should be very materially
reduced.
Will you kindly take the matte in hand and advise us
the taxes we must absolutely pay. We would also be glad to have
you take the matter of taxes in hand on future assessments, and
look out for our assessments.
Ur. Edison joins the writer in extending his kindest
regards. . ™
Yours very truly,
‘
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(Enclosures)
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Letterbook, LM-244
This letterbook covers the period June 1902-February 1903. Most of the
correspondence is by Walter S. Mallory, vice-president of the company, and
John F. Randolph, treasurer. The letters deal mainly with the disposition of
equipment and supplies from the Ogden works. There is also correspondence
about the development of ore milling interests in England and Norway, the
experimental use of Edison’s bricker by Baldwin Locomotive Co. of
Philadelphia, and the possible infringement of Edison’s dryer patent by the M.
H. Treadwell Co. of New York City. A portion of the company letterhead is
affixed to the front cover and is inscribed "From June 16, 1902 To Feb. 27,
1903." The spine is stamped "Letters" and is marked "38." The book contains
999 numbered pages and an index. Approximately 10 percent of the book has
been filmed.
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6/16/o2/isu/L
Aurelius Todd ,isq.,
c/o Standard Manganese Co.,
Santiago, Cuba,
Dear Sir:--
Replying to yours of the 29th ult., beg to state that if
you will senda us by freight a sample of 100 pounds of your
material, marking what it is and as coming from the Standard Mangan-
ese Company, ve will turn it over to our Expert snd see what can be
done vith it.
Do not fail to send an average sample; in ‘fact, we ‘had
rather have it a little poor than rich, and mark it plainly so there
will be no misunderstanding, as w
@ receive many samples We are
unable to identiry.
Yours very truly,
6/20 /o2 IU/L
Mr. Joun W. Converse,
c/o Baldwin Locomotive Works,
Philadelphia,Pa.
Dear Sir:-~
We are in receipt of yours of the 18th inets gno-we will
ijvmtruet our people at Edison to ship you one 3" Briquitting machine
complete, tor which we will render a memorandum bill, sd ag 0. keep
a record on otr books.
We, widerstand that you are to assume ai expenses in:
opmection with. loading, shipping and unloading, freight, eto. te
Philadelphia and return to Edison. In case you do nog deaide
to keep the machine, that you agree to return it in as good order
as when received from us; and if it showla not be din as good
order, that you will beer tHe expense of mating it s0.
When you are ready to set the machine up and operate it, ,
we think we can arrange to let you haye our man who te familiar
with tie machine, and who: opn be of A gréat deal of value to you;
you, of course, powtre nig expenses and sarary.
As stated to you: verbally, ‘we are ready to give. you the
detells of our experience-ang any help that we oan from time to
tine.
We wmderstand that yo will proteat us in case of loss by
fire, while the machine te X he deel ge
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6/21702/Rau /L
“Baldwin Locomotive Works,
Philadelphia,
Pa.
“Dear Sirs:--~ ;
We have heen requested by Mr. J.'W. Cogverse, to ship him
a Bricking machine with whitch to try some experiments gn priquetting
LOBL «
#e tnderstsnd that Ur.’J. W. Converse is a Son of Mr.”
: Pa ;
John H, Converge, of your Compeny, and is good for his bngagementa.
Will you kindly advise us tf we ave correct in this susumption.
Thenking you very much for your reply, we are,
Yours very truly,
6/26 /o2ISM/L
My dear Col. Reiff:;--
Mr. Edison hes fully noted yours of the Poth inet. and
says it will be impossible to make the arrangement as susfested by
you, as he is making every effort to reduce his indebtedness and
wants to pay off as rapidly as possible.
Regarding the amount due Dr. Alexander, we assume it
will be satisfactory to him for us to pay $2,000. and renew the
balance for six months, ss heretofare. Will you communicate
wiih time
Yours very truly,
Col. J. GC. Reiff,
20-Broad St.,
New York.
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Mr. G. Ulbricht,
30 Broad Street,
New York.
uy dear Mr. Ulbricht:--
Ur. Edison has examined 4 package containing some of thé
black sand taken from the Plecer Mines én Youth Dakota, and says!
‘There is only about one tenth of one pereent mesieteee eand in
it. L gantt see much value in 1%, 38 there are considerable
meny mercury globes in 4%." .
Mr. Bafson suggested it would be well to have Rleketts
dnd. Benks or some other first class Chemiet make sh analysis for
you. Of course, with the small amonnt of magnebis iron our
mactiine woukd not be of vaiue to -you in this work.
Sours very truly,
Hr. James B. Tonka. oue..,
New Jersey fins Gonwanr ,
Franklin Tornace
My dear Sir;:--
Replying te yours f uc8 Uhh trp » i ver to state that
we have your 3 High Rollsa‘in aise agd ihe 4 SEE Pet: opportunity
we hear of where they curl d be placec ‘Go Nulld be most happy to
advise you of it.
7e have decided to scrap the $ isn reils which we have
at Edison, as they have on them the o24 Ftzie bearings, and we have
figured that we can build new rolls fo" not very mnueh more than it
would cost to bring the old ones up to date.
As to the Mlevator Clamps, Gudkets,otc., we will also bear
them in mind, and it would seem probable that we wlll be sble to
‘make some disposition of these for you later on. We hove
certain negotiations under way at present and if ther are suecess-
fully concluded, theese may be an opportunity te dco sometuing with
the elevator parts.
We will be very happy to advise you at the earliest
possible moment.
Yours very truly,
7/28/02/8AS [AL
Edison Ore Milling Syndicate ,Ltd.,
Amberly House ,Norfolk Street,Strand,
London ,W.C, ,England.
Dear Sire:--
We are in receipt of 2 letter from Frank C. Roberts & Co.
wherein they state that they ore about to place an order for some
Crushing and Feed Rolls, similar to those we used at Edison, and we
write to ask if they made any arrangements with you for the use
of these foils in Europe.
Yours very truly,
7/29/02 BAS ft
Col. J. C. Reiff,
20 Broad Street,
New York.
Dear Sir:--
Your esteemed favor of the 24th inst. duly received in
the absence of Mr. Mallory.
Mr. Edison spends most of his time at Stewartsville now
and will be there until the nlent is in full operation and Mr.
Mallory is slso away.
The battery will not be ready for the market until the
Fall.
Yours truly,
* /30/o2aftas A,
Messrs. Frank C, Roberts & Co.,
Real Estate Trust Bldg.,
~~ Philadelphia ,Pa.
Dear Sirs:--
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We are tn receipt of your favor of the’ 29th inst. and
note that Mr. Roberts is stl in England and will not return until
after the first of October. Also that you assume Mr. Roberts
has done whatever wii be necessary since
situation,
_ he fully widerstood the
a
Mr’. Mallory has been seriously 411 for a week or so past
and is away now ty » period of absolute rest. We trust that he
WILl return to the otetce within the next two week's time, when your
hetter will be placed berore hin,
Yours very truly,
7/30 /o2/mar/t,
Pigeon
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Messrs. Peysert é& Knauss,
206 Eceles Building,
Ogden ,Utah.
-Gentlemen: --
We are in rece4pt of your favor of the 26th tnst.
stated enclosure, for which accept our thanks.
In reply,
and
Mr. Edison its so very busy getting our Cement
Plant at Stewartsyilie started, also our Storage Battery plant, that
he will he obliged to defer givi
ng his attention to the Placer -
matter until. later 4n the Fall.
We, however, will Pile your
letter and statement and give same 4s early attention as possible...
; qo ee
Yours ‘truly, ‘ a es
7/30/o2/nas /L
Mr. James G, Shaw,
% McKiernen Driil Co. P
170 Broadway,
New York,
Deer Sarr...
We sre in receipt of your favor of the 29th inst. "In re:
purchase of Victor Stean Shovel Located at Edison",
Mr. Mallory, our Vice President, is out of torn ang quite
dll. - Before he lert town, he dictated the following to the writer:
"We have arranged to sell Mr. James G. Shaw, the 65 ton
Victor Steam Shovel at 45 000. ,f.0.b. Centrol Raflroad of New adhe
Edison.
then $1,000,
He ts to Say us $2,000. in cash before shipment’ is made
every thirty days untAl the payment 1s made’ in full, "
Title of shovel to remain in us until all payments are made."
As your letter calls for "$2, 000, sight drart against
bill of lading",
we called you up on the "phone this. morning to: have
this matter thoraughly mnderstood, and stated to. you Ur. Mallory! 8
instructions to the writer.
would take
We under stood from you that at
four or ftye deya to get this cheek to us and in the
meantime; you requested ug to get the shove? ready for shipment.
We will do all we can in this matter, and would ask that you kindly
send check promptly, so there may be no delay in getting this shovel
off.
Yours truly,
Se een ea
a0th., O2.
SEN ete tee oor:
2 sy,
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Mr. Jonn W. Converse,
Baldwin Locomotive Works,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to vours of the 19th inst., bes to state we use
bresiing
compressed air for blowing oil on the plunrers in the
machine, and vou will find that if these plungers are polished 41+¢
wil} make quite a difference in the material sticking to them
I expect to he here on Friday of this week, and Monday
and Tuesday of next week, and will be glad to see Mr. B. T. Converse
7
on either of those days. WE] you kindly ask him to telegraph me
the day on which he dectdes to cane, and J will make it a point
to be here.
Yours truly,
., pence
Aug, 22nd., 92.
Hr. J, DP. Shilling, Supt.,
Cornwall, Lebanon Co., Pas
Dear Siri
Cont? rinkug coaversation, we' bes to offer you the two
rolls you saw st our plant at- Edison, N. J.;° as follows:=
ONE GIANT ROLL COMPLETE, six feet diameter by five feet
face, with hammered tron snafts, vresent chilled iron plates; dimen-
sions as shown on B. Pp. A. 1508 encloged,’' We
Can send further de-
tudls if required.
ONN TNTRRMEDIATE ROLT,, COMME TH, four teet dianeter by four
feet face, with hammered tron shafts, present chilled irom plates;
hd
dimensions as shown on 3B. Pp, 4,-1L507 gnoloseds
ie
Also cast ateel hoppers, cast
pedestals, and roller
feed device complete; aj 2s showy cou on Saturday Last.
We have succesefWly erushed atic: these rolls, pieces weigh-
ing five tons of the hard Sergey meagetite. . 7
The movinr perk uf tre Glant Roll weighs about 70 tons, and
the cireunference speed is about SOOO feat ner minutee
The cirewnference seed of the Intermedtate Roll isabout
3500 treet per minute, and to these high speeds is due the fact that
the minimum amount of rines wiil be made very much less than in any
other style of crusher or slow speed roll on your ore.
No. 2
The rolls ca be driven by pelt ss they were at Hdison, or
equipped with @ small rolling mill engine, same 98 we are doing at
our new plant in Norway, ‘This vill make a simpler plant, aud we
will he glad to give vou the details at any tine.
We had the Gisnt Rolis set about 15" apart, and the Inter-
mediate - 7" apart; the. latter can be set to make 6"'pieces, which
we understand Is the size vou want. : ‘
If vou should decide toa purchase the roils, Mr. Edison and
our Rng ineer wii he glad to rive vou tre benefit of our experience
with them, and any Lely poses thie in destiening sour new plant.
Our price for bre ve
iis sud parts described, subject to -
exdor gale is Vittean UP osonc Soliars ~{($15,000,00) fe. O. be cars
sdisoa, Ma 7, aha ress nc ereos ere very heavy, so at this
price tie cost woule ie sents per pounde .:- :
The on
ae i sa. 4 07% Anclude shop rights to use
them on vorur fru. ave vt : Lt ut royalty.
ff there ta aan 0 “+ lon we can give you, please
command use
we tye)
s truly,
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Judice Howard w,
Raves,
Newark, ae
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Dear
We bey herewt
of 4 8IXt-f! ve ton v4
cas
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Edison, I
Shovel is sold
by Tames Ge Shaw on fo}
shipment end balance
dollars each,
ry
Tithe ts
trattng Vorks untarz
to be sigenea by GC. ,
will he protected as to
a Also state that
rt
tattves of the C. I. a9
the shovel to he in
not make Soy suarontee
or reject 4% before shit
it arrives tn Ohio.
tn to hand rou cor
ctor Steam Shovel,
in three monthly
from date of sha
to remain in the
payment as
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Shovel hag been
inspec
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food tondstion and ready for o
and C, H, Connell
on it,
pment, as
iv)
Yours very triay,
wee,
T
we wild nbt “accept inspection
respondence relative to ple
located at our plant at
payment susranteed
two thoussnd dollars cash before
parents of one thousand
Pennsylvanix Concen-
¢
Please draw agreement
Shaw and ourselves so we
ted by several represen
+» and while we believe
. 34. ean
peration, we wii]
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Co. must efther accept
after
9/5/02NSK/L
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Sirs:--
We have at our plant, Edison, N. J., about 125 tons of
s0# steel rails, 18 switches and 16 frogs with guard rails, etc.,
all in fair condition. These rails could be used in relaying.
They can be seen in place by your representative. We shall be glad
to have you make us an offer for them.
When you decide to send your representative to look them
aver, have him take the New York, Susquehanna & Western train from
Cortlandt Street, Pennsylvania Station at 8-45 AM., and go to — ,
Ogdensburg ,N.J., then drive to our Works st Edison, about 2-1/2
miles.
We will take the rails up and load them on Central Ratli-
road of New Jersey cars at Edison,N.J.
Yours very truly,
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Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Sirs:--
Replying to yours of the 13th inst., beg to state that we
still have at Edison, one set Sach of 6 ft. 4 ft. rolls; two sets
of 36" rolls and anc set of 24" rolis. ..0n the latter it will be
necessary to put on 2 new mandrel to make them fit the plates.
We also have one each 8 ft. 6 ft. and 3 ft. Dryer; a very
large number of pulleys, bearings, sprockets, gears, worms and 4
full ousfit of Priquetting machinery. ra
Wa would suggest that the best plan would be, to have
whoever is going to design your mill, visit the plant at Edison,
then he cowld verv much better tell just what he could use of our
devices.
Yours very truly,
9/9 /o2 isu /L
Dear Mr. Edison:-~-
We have an inquiry from Messrs. Grant & Williams, for one
of the 90 ton Vulcan shovels. Would you saneeo sell? If so,
please name price.
You remember , the first shovel cost us about Ten thousand
dollars ($10,000.) and the second one about Twelve thousand
dollars, ($12,000.), the second one being purchased on monthly
payments. Kindly advise.
Yours very truly,
T.A.Rdiso: »HBds ’
Stewartsville, N.J.
3/fi9/o2/weM A
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Sirs:--
Regarding the rails,beg to state that we have agreed
to close the matter on Monday morning and hope to hear from your
Pottsville people before that time. .
We received a bid to-day of.Twenty-eignt déllars and
fifty cents ($28.50), f.o.b. Edison.
Yours very truly,
P.S. Since dictating the above, we have recef4ved your
telegram "Pottiville will take rails at $28. as offered by others".
rae
We think that they should pay us as much as offered by other
ay
people. Kindly advise if they are willing to increase the price
to $28.50, also advise how soon they would want the rails and ds to
whether they would send a representative to Edison to inspect them,
as they are loaded, as other people have agread to do.
Messrs. Grant & Williams,
Park Row Building, New York.
Gentlemen:-
We have heard from Mr. Rdison who says he is not anxious
to sell the 90 tm Vulcan shovels, and would not do so unless he
‘could obtain ® good price for them.
One shovel, which hss had about a year's work, we would
sell for $8500 f.0.b. cars Edison, N. J. ‘The second 90 ton shovel,
which hss only had ahout four io six months! work, and which is
practically new, we would sell. for $9500 f. o- bd. cars Edison.
Subject to inspection before shipment is made. Terms cash.
Yours very trmly,
(25/02 fISM AL
Captain O. W, Midlder Manazer ,
Hdison,
Nod.
Dear Sir: ~+-
Please arrange to take un the rails, a5 per letters
recently wriiten you and have than laid out alongside of loading
track, so that you oan sastly load them wnen we receive shipping
directions. The rails are to be ingected by Hunt's Inspection
Bureau but they will not send thetr man wntil the ratis sre ready
for shipment.
, In case you find any rails that you do not think will
stand inspection, please put them in a separate pile, ss ve would
not Like to heve the whole lot condemmed for a few pieces.
The United States Metak & Manufecturing Company advise us
they can use the spikes, bolts and nuts attached to the rails, if
they are in good condition; therefore, please keep al]. the bolts,
nuts and soikes together.
As we wrote you vesterdayv ahout the pulleys, please get
these ralls ready for chipment 2 soon 4s possible, as we do not
‘want to lose the benefit of the high market, which 1s largely
occasioned now by the Coxsl Strike.
When the rails are reaty for shipment, please advise us
so we may send the Tnspector.
Voaurs werw trviv,
9/29 /OSVIsK/L
Edison,
Wede
Please take up the matter at once snd Learn whether you.
ee:
can get the needAdary man to out Prom 500 to"%,000 cords 62 wood,
advising’ ws the vate per’ cord you can get 20 cutie oon ~~ ebae
os ‘Le Whtieowd have 5 certain amount of coal on hend, in view
fore > to “the
°
cy the coai strike, we believe i:-i5 .ise to"cast -an anchor windware?
Please take this matter wo at once and advise us as ‘soon
a2 possible just wrat you think cou can da.
our property,
A> ane oe
The wood, of course, showld be out from
where it lies, negrest to the Railread tracks, and we would Buge est
= . hoy
pa lt
5 Penene
7 ene
the. organization of 4 gang under the charge of some one and let them
practicslly clear the place vhere the cutting is to be done, of
all the timber Ape in that particular spot, so as to get the
work done as cheaply ar possible per cord, and also to have the
minimum distance to havi tt to the Railroad tracks,
Yours very truly,
at on atten
Re ere
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pomp gee
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
‘Girard Building, *
" Phaladelphia, Pa.
Dear Sirs:--
Replying te yours of the 2?tn inat., veg to state’ that the
shatting st Edison le not for see, as we expect to use it in our
future operations. BA 8 uss
ve Wave decided to norgp # certain proportion ‘of the
sprocket wHecls, but will not sersp the bevel anda spur gears;
neither ‘shai we sell the Blowers or the Machine’ Shop tools, as
we will have use for
an the plant is re-built. *-
‘them v
; ; er sen
As soon as we have any more scrap tron reddy, we will
2 G2 9.2 ee pacar
advise you and ask you to meke us a bid on it. i
1 Bt ; . a uw. $ CRS
a Yours very truly, *.
10/7 oz Aisw AL
Mr. A. S. Pitman,
1162 Fulton Street,
Brooklyn,N.Y.
Dear Sir:--
Replying to yours of the 4th inst., beg to state that
the Works of this Company sre not in operation and probably will
not be for two or three years. The Edison Ore Milling Company
t
is in receipt of no income and we have not heard anything lately
as to sales of the stock.
It is Mr. Fdison's intention however, when he completes
some of the work on hand, to take up again the question of re-
building the plant at Edison and until thet is accomplished, the
Ore Milling Company will not have any incone.
Yours very truly,
ry,
nase
Sth) eae
vp WAR Are
10/22 /o2/isu fy,
The Morrts County
Hachine & Iron Co.,
Dover,
NJ.
Dear Sirg:.
Replying to
yours of the 15th inset.
to Mr, Edison, we
ar
e jin communication with the of
beg to state that we
j
fer Iron Works
Company for
drawings, as they possibly
to use the 6 foot rolls.
You ean to hurry forward the Plates
Grinding Rolls for Stewartsville,
Orange ag fast as completed,
may decide, if they use the rolls at all,
Please do all that
for the Pine
shipping them to
a8 we need the deeper corrugations
ur rolls,
80 to get ¢ heavier feeq ono
Yours very truly,
\
10/21 /o2zAIsu AL,
Marvin Brirces, Esa.,
12 Broadway,
Hew York.
Sir:--
Replying to yours of the 20th inst., we™beg to state that
he Triple Rxnansion Engine we have was built in France. It
neces
Yas 4 cylinders and two Seas
» high pressure cylinder 15.5 diameter,
intermediate 22.8 diameter, two Low pressures of each 28 diameter,
stroke 17.7". At 170 revolutions, 150 pounds of steam we be4
developed 500 Horse Power. The engine is in good condition and is
complete with jet condenser and pump.
Our price is Eighty-five hundred dollars, ($8500.) f.o.b,
cars Edison. The engine may be inspected there at any time.
a
Yours very truly,
My dear Col. Reirr:--
Replying to yours &f the 16th snst, which I find on ‘my
return here this afternoon, beg to Beay that it will be impossible
to make the loan, as requested, and until the Cement and Stor age
Battery plants are on @ commercial footing, there will be very
little chance of making the losn, 38 you suggest.
I do not telephone you, asp it is after banking hours.
Yours very truly,
-
J. Cz. Reiff,
20 Broad St.,
New York.
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10/27/02
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Deon Bir: --
I want to get at some statistics as to the total amount
of weight in the 8' Drrer and 6' Dryer located at Edison. My
recollectton 1s that both dryers were purchased from the Dallett
Foundry Company. These machines were both bought in, I think,
1891 or 1898.
Please let me have this information as soon as possible.
Yours very truly,
Mallory,
SESSay eee eiear Ue bets BANE WAN rs et COAT RMEL
é 10/27 /o2z/AveM AL
Messrs. Frank C. Roberts & Co.,
Real Estate Trust Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Sirs:--
Replying to yours of the 25th inst., we beg to state that
you will recall the fact that the Lebanon rolls were purchased
when timee were not so prosperous as at ppegeat. and that we our-
selves, have been compelled to pay the Morris County Machine & Iron
Company, nearly $1,000, more than the figures you mention.
If it is not asking too much, we would like to know what
the London Company quote on the roils.
Yours very truly,
’ Ne a entireeietemenien st nias pockets
SSI REE CEE re eeonenn PEON ry ACT Ma wNNe aN reir
; 10/29/02/7Eu/L
Mr. Framk Drake, Chief Engineer,
Oliver Tron Mining Company,
Duluth, Minn.
Desr Sir:--
Replying to yours of the 22nd inet., which I find awaiting
my return, I beg to herewith give vou the information for which you
ask, in the same order as asked:
1st. The horse power required on the roils at the Edison
plant white crushing iron ore, was about as follows: .
6' Rolls set 15" apart, 100 H.P.
4¢ om mya /on tt 65 H.P.
lst, 36" Rolls, set 3-1/2" apart, 30 H.P.
and. 36" Rolls, set 1-1/2" ‘apart, 60 H.P.
The 5' rolls*take about 70 H.P..
end. The approximate weight of the rolls is as follows:
5! dia. x 5’ face rolls weigh about 95 tons.
4' dia, x 4! " " 7 m 55: "
3 % x 3! s " 30 7
3rd. Distance from top of feed roll to center of 6'
_rolls is about 10'. From center of 6' rolls to center of 4' rolls
4s about 9' and from center of 4' rolls to bottom of hopper is about
10/.
4th. At our Edison plant the distance from the founda-~
tion line under 4! rolj]re to the top of the roller feed above 6!
rolls is about 22', and the hopper under the 4' rolls 4s about 12°,
pelow foundation line. These distances csn be varied somewhat ,to
euit vour conditions. |
Sth. The 6' rolis are about 22° long by 15' wide over
all.
The 4' rolls are abort 18! Long dy 14¢ wide over all.
The 3’ rolls ere about 12' long by 10! wide over all. The
wobbler shafts on. 7 “vik. othe us Os
6th. Iwill see if I can get at the repairs on the rolls
outside of wearing surfsces, we have always kept repairs on the rolls
together. The outside repairs have been exceedingly small.
7th. “The sizes can be made almost anything that wi1l1 best
suit your conditions; say about 28 follows?
5' rolis about 12" opening
lst. 3" rolls about 6" opening
2nd. 3 " " au ”
3rd. St tt tt ‘1-1 /4" "
8th. On the combination of 6", 4% and 34 rolls, 41t
would be sbout as follows:
AEE Ree aE EOEIAEOON, PORN CT CAE TE
Mr. FLD. #R
{2 6' rolls about 15" opening
4} u Ty mi n
- lst. 3' rolls about 3" opening
2nd. 3' rolls ahout 1-1/4" opening
‘ 9th. I enclose s list of the men needed to operate the
plant outside of power or those necessary to take care of the
crushed material after it is 1-1/4" and finer. You can figure your
local wages; the cost per ton would, of course, depend on the
total deily amount.
i I also enclose cost sheet of the open cact work done by
the Cement: Company at Stewartsville on Magnesian limestone, which is
very muck harder than the repular limestone. We had to go through
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the magnesian limestone to open up the quarry; the costs vary some-
what, as the weather interfered at times.
The Crushing house at Stewartsville is 20! between walis
and 40' wide over all, and from ground line to center of 5' rolls,
is shout 45'; to top of feed roll, about 54°.
If there is any further information required, we will be
pleased to give it to vou.
Yours very truly,
(Hnelosures)
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Messrs. Pilling & Crane, a:
Girard Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Sirs:--
We send you herewith a cigar box of concentrates and wish
you would get us the best possible price on the lot we still have
at Edison.
We have anywhere from 500 to 800 tons which will assay
from 62 to 65% tron and from .044 to .055 4n phosphorus.
Yours very truly,
Emi | Herter,
Stewartsville,
Dear Sirre-
Mr. Batson will ask you to lay out 2.-Crushing plant for
Mr. Drake, who was at: Stewartsville recently.
I wish also to get a set of blue-prints covering the
Giants, Intermediates and 2- 36" rolls we have at Edison; also a
report showing just what changes are necessary on the rolls ta
bring them up to date.
Wi11 you kindld take up the matter of chanfes with Mr.
Raison and also arrange to either send us a list of the blue-prints
that we shall get out here or arrange i> ware dom oa select them
for us, when you come.
I understand that you have a list at Stewartsville of the
Bdison prints.
Yours very truly,
2 begs.
O° ee acre
¥0/29/02/wsu/L
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Captain 0. W. Miller Manager,
Edison,
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Dear Sir:-~
Confirming instructions of sometime since, please do pot,
cut to exceed 500 cords of wood, then transfer your men to the
work at Bricker Ovens, and get scrsp ready as soon es possible.
Kindly note that we.do not carry any Employer's Liability
Insurance, so that great care must be takem not to hurt any of the
“Also see that the pipes running
men while -working on the ovens.
to and from the ovens are not injured.
Until further advised, please ship to the Storage Battery
Company, Bloomfield,N.J. three (3) cars per week of wood.
Yours very truly,
10/30/o2/veM A,
Mr. W. H. Hardenburgh, V. P.,
New Jersey Zinc Co.,
LL Broadway,
New York.
Dear Mr. Hardenburgh;--
We sare in negotiation fr a Crushing plant to crush ‘fron
ore from large pieces down to 1-1/4" size and we heave been asked for
the following information. We would greatly appreciate if you
would let us have it:
lst. Cost per ton for wear on the 5' rolls and also on
the 3- 36" rolls, for the wearing plates.
2nd. Cost per ton for all other repairs made on the 5',
glso0 on the 3- 36" rolls.
Trusting that vou will be able to give us this information
and thanking you in advance for same, I am,
Yours very truly,
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10/30/02,/Nsn AL
The Edison Ore Milling Syndicate ,Itd.,
London,
Engl end.
Dear Sirs:--
We beg herewith to enclose you copies of letters between
Messrs. Frank C. Roberts & Co. of Philadelphia, and ourselves, which
explain themselves.
You will note, in our letter of May 29th, we ma’ ve you
the details of the arranrerients with them.
Yours very truly,
{Enclosures )
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Philadelphia, Po., OghoweF"25 ,1902,
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Mr. W.S Mallory,
Vice-President,N. J. & Penna. Concentrating Works,
Orange, Nui,
My dear Mr. Mallory:
I have had considerable correspondence with
the Hdtson Ore Milling Syndicate, of London, in addition to having
had an interv’ew with them this Summer. The question has come
Up as to what was the cost of the Lebanon rolla.
In securing prices from the Edison Ore Milling Syndicate
they quoted up prices which were exceedingly high. When I saw them
in London I did not have the cost of the Lebanon rolls with me, but
I have since looked the matter up, and find that there were two con-
tracts which were placed with the Morris County Machine & Iron Co.
for this work, one amounting to $2460 and the other which amounted
to $1110, making 9 tote. of $3470,
Shortly after my return, I notified the Fdison Co.
that the sbove was the cost of the Lebanon rolls, and subse quentiy
they replied, stating that the ebove figures were not in accordance
with their information, which they received from you. As these
contracts were placed through us, and we have all the records of
then, we do not understand how your figures should be different
from ours, and we would be very much obliged if you would straighten
out the matter with the Reison pevple On the other stde.
Yorrs truijp,
Frank «, Roberts & Co.
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Messrs. Frank G. Roberts & Co.,
Real Eetate Trust Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Desr Sirea:--
Replying to yours of the 25th inst., we beg to state that
you will recall the fact that the Lebanon rolls were purchased
when times were not so prosperous ws at present, and that we our-
selves, have heen compelled to pay the Morris County Nac
Company, nearly $1,000. more than the figures vou mention.
If it is not asking too much, we would Jikt to Jmow what
the London Company quote on the rolls.
Yours very trul:,
W.S.Mallory, V.P.
Philsdelphia, Pa., October 29, 1902.
Mr. W. S. Mallory, Vice President,
New Jersey & Penns. Concentrating Co.,
Orange, NT:
Dear Sir:
Your Letter of the 27th inst. received.
It-is not a question ef what ‘the rolls ean he purchased for
now, but the London Company stated tnat vou had informed tnen
that the orice we had pald fur the Lebanon rolls was so much
greater than the actual cost, and we “were curisus to know how
and where they got the information, and hoped that vou would drop
them a line notifying them of the facts of the case.
I hope you will drop in to see me when you come to Phila-
delphia.
Yours truly,
Frank C. Roberts & Co.
none ae
10/30/02 /WEM/1.
Messrs. Frank C. Rohertea & Qo.
Real Estate Trust Ba tials
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Sirs:-- .
Replving to vours of the 29th inst.) we beg to atate that
we cannot understand how there could be anv migunderet nding , aB
we wrote the London Company full detalis of our arrangement with
you on May 29th,1902. . ,
We are calling their attention to this letter, as requested
by you.
Yours very truly,
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Baison Ore Milling Syndicate, Ttd.,
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Apberley House, Norfolk Street, Ree
London, W.C., England.
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Dear Sirs;-- ’
We have been asked by Frank C. Roberts & Company, of
Philadelphia, to give them a plan for two sets of 36" Crushing
rolls, to be used at the plant of Messrs. Bolckow, Vaughan & Co.,
of Middleshborough, Yorkshire, England. We have submitted them
plans and Roberts wishes us to learn from vou what arrangements
can be made as to rovalty. This plant will be practically a
Guplicate of the plant we put in for the Lebanon Furnaces at Lebanon,
realty
‘vivania, on which we charged them a royalty of 15% on the first
or the machinery and appliances, which we furnished.
We understand that Mr. Roberts sails for London in a
short ere so 3f vou tnink best to deal direct with ‘him, we can
arrange to have him call on sou while he is in London. Kindly
advise.
Tours very truly,
Thomas A. Edison,
M.
11/3 /o2ANisu 1.
Prank, Drake,Esq., Chief Fneineer,
"Oliver Hinting Company ,
Daluth, Minn.
Dear Sir:--
We sre in receipt of yours of the lst inst. Mr. Kdison
advises me that he has dravn three designs and our Draughtsman is
now making the outline plans. I will forward these to you as soon
as they are completed, a onetnes with photographs of our Stewartsville
Crushing plant.
Regarding the cont of renewing wearing service and general
repairs on the rolls, I have taken the matter up with the New Jersey
Zinc Company and they have promised to give me the information in
detail. I will send this with the other figures.
I note what you sav about coming to Duluth and will further
delay my trip to Chicago until I hear from you whether it would be
desirable for me to come to Duluth.
Yours very truly,
Mr. Emil Herter,
c/o Edison Portland Cement Co.,
; ‘ Stevastayiaey waa:
Dear Sir:--
The question has come up as to the date when we first::
used at Edison, the turn-up pulleys on Conveyors. T have
Located drawing B-1050. Will you kindly savies whether there is
anything earlier than this.
Also advise whether we ever uséd the turn-up pilleys: for.”
the same line as ‘the bottom Idler. If so, the earliest dete of this.
Yours very truly,
Mre -Franie Drake, Chief Engineer ,
Duluth, Hinn.
Replying to yours of the 7th inst. which I find on my
return here and which we have fully noted, beg to state that ve
regret very much that you have decided not to use the large rolls,
ac we still believe you would find they can do the work much cheaper
anc better than the large Crushers.
We note that you would like to use two pairs of the 36”
rolls for subsequent breaking, and ask for blue-prints so that you
may obtain bids from seversl parties.
Since you were here, we have discussed this matter and
have decided that we would prefer to have the rolls built where we
can have our own people inspect them, and for that reason, we will
obtain prices on new rolls and then quote you, 2lso sdvising as to
time of delivery.
If.tthere is any question as to time of delivery, we would
be very glad to take the two sets of 36" rolls we have at our plant
at Edison, put on them all the up to date devices, making the rolle
ap good as new and seil these to you in this condition, for Three
Thousand dollars, (#3,000.) each f.o.b. cars Orange, N.J.,where wy
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Mr, Frank Drake, Chief Fngineer,
The Oliver Mining Co.,
Duluth, Minn.
Dear Sir:--
We advised you sometime since thet we were preparing
outline plans showing different schemes for locating our rolls.
We beg herewith to enclose sketches 1, 2 and 3, showing different
arrangements. The sketch #3 is similar to the outfit we have at
Stewartsville. Sketch #1 would probably best suit the conditions
described during the interview we had at Orange.
: We also beg to enclose a photograph of the Triple Expansion
Engine and photographs of our Crushing plant at Stewartaville, in
the various stages of erection.
We have a5 vet been unable to get the statistics on wear
from the New Jersey Zinc. Company but have written them again to-dar
for them.
We still hope that you can see your way clear to use our
machinery and believe that if you would investigate the matter
more carefully, you would find that the large rolls would do your
work more economically thaii the Crushers.
We shall he very glad indeed to have you send a repre-
sentative to our plant at Stewartsville and remain there any length
Mr. FP. OD. #2.
of time you think best and see exactly how the Crushing Machinery
works from day to day. With the roll outfit entire, there would
be no question about the delivery, as the machines are all now
complete and we only need a few changes to bring them up to date.
Yours very truly,
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vs@ase take up with the various people to whom we offered
tt 4 Zz
he rails at Edison, some montis 280, except the United States
Hetal & Man tur s Co ij
MUL ae tur Anys vOompanir, and tell them that we have from
75 to 100 tons of co 1b. Relaying rails, asking them to make us a
price on them,
Take this matter up with the Rail people, also the
Scrap dealers.
Mallory, V.P,
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Mr. ©. 8. ‘Mallory,
Dear Siri--
Herevith recapitulation of dates regarding Mr. Natson's -
movements from January 1,1894 to November L, i902. The pay-roll
dutene left for you to enter from the detail sheets, believing
vou would prefer “to do 80.
ALL who have peen working up this matter, heve done 50
conscientiously, to ‘arrive at definite results; but At 45 simply
impossible to say positively thot Mr. Hdison was at the Mine or
elsewhere from the copies of letters, as Mr. Randolph says in 38
great many instances the letters were sent away for Mr. Edison to
sign and return to he copied and mailed; a2] such letters we
treated as if he were at Orange.
We can find no Laboratory letters covering pertods from
May, 1894 to September, 1694 and February 25th, 1895 to September,
1895, although one of the letter books examined is endorsed to
cover said period.
Yours truly,
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Mr. Frank Drake, Chief Hneineer,
The Oliver Mining Company,
Duluth, Minn.
Dear Sir:--
I have delayed writing vou until I could get a blue-print
from our Cement. Works.
I beg herewith to enclose our print 1-25~A, showing the
rolls 2s we have them at Stewartsville. This print covers the
three sets of rolls we nave at the Cement plant. The first one
shows the fly wheel in dotted lines. The second pair its shown
by the full lines end the third set showing the spring rolls dotted
in, as shown jin the upper right hand corner. These dimensions
will undoubtedly give you the information you desire, provided new
rolls are ordered. In gaees Sk should be decided to take the
rolls we now have on hand, you may use the dimensions given on the
print already sent vou.
We beg herewith to hand you a pencil drawing giving the
distances for which vou asked, on the rolls we now have. The
pulley "A" as shown on this sketch, was 60" dismeter x 14" face
put we heve found by actual experience, in practice, owing to fw1i
S load going on and off a great many times during the day, that a
larger diameter pulley is petter; so we think the pulley should be
Ur. Fup. #2. 4 ¥
put on as-shown by "B", say about 10! diameter and 14" face.
Following vour sugeestion, we are asking some of the other
Manufacturers for bids on “uose rolls and from what information we
can get, te are afraid the trouble will be the delivery you require.
Since telegraphing vou a few days ago, that delivery
could be made in four months, we have seen the Morris County
Machine & Iron Compsny and are inclined to believe that it will
take fully five months before the rolls can be delivered, if made
by them.
As soon as we hear from the other makers, we will advise
you as to the results.
a As to the rolls we have on hand at present, should vou
decide to take them, it is our intention to have them changed here
and to do whatever is necessary on them to bring them up to date
and make them practically as good as if they were new rolis. We
estimate roughly, that 4+ will cost us over a thousand dollars to
do this but we are willing to spend this money,so if vou decide
to take the machines, they will do as good work as new rolls. You,
of donee. juiderweand that as we are sending rolls to e new section
of the Comtry, it would not per for our interests to send anything
which was not reliable,
If we are to do this work, we would like to get at it
Mr. FLD. 7h,
a8 soon 88 possible, as just for the moment we have room to do it
in reasonably quick time, but « little later on we will start in
on two sets of Fine Grinding Rolig for our owm plant and then we
will he too busy to do the necessary work on these rolis.
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On the
rolls on which we quoted vou the other day, the
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price did not include the fears and we have ag vet been unable to
get the prices. On our quotation of the rolls we still have on
hand, we would expect to include the present fears, also the
plates which are now on the rolls, which are in pretty fair condition.
If you would require new plates, of course thet would be additional.
Regarding the engine, we beg to etete that when we Pirst
received it, we ran it at shout 130 vavolatiine gurcgaee from it
great economy. Subsequently needing more.power, we increased the
revolutions but there ts no reason why they should not be reduced
apain. ,
Yours very truly,
OI sie ek SUEY
11/26/02Aisu/L
Col. John F: Wood,
169 Broadway,
New York.
Dear Sir:-~
Replying to yours, which has been awaiting my return, I
beg to state that in May of this year, Mr. Edison and the writer
appeared before the State Board of Taxation and asked for a
reduction in the assessnent, (which was granted us), as made by the
County Board on our plant at Edison ,N.J.
Mr. Edison stated at that time, that we would be compelled
to tear dom the present wooden buildings, which were practically
worthless for our purpose and replace them with steel buildings, and
also to put in 211 the machinery on stone and concrete foundations;
same as we have done at our new Cement plant, Stewartsville, N.J.
We do not now carry any insurance on the main Mill
buildings, with the exception of our Storervom.- We do,however,
carry insurance on the contents and we expect to use a considerable
‘proportion of the machinery when we rebuild the plant, which will
‘be done along the same lines as our Cement plant. The machinery
installed in the plant of the New Jersey Zino Company at Franklin
Furnace and at our Cement plant 1s a duplicate of what we have at
Edison, and the machinery has proved to be very successful.
Jv. H.W. #2.
We beg herewith to return the let
Insurance Company.
we are,
Trusting this is the information you desire,
?
Yours very truly
(Enclosure )
Mr. Frank Difake, Chief Engineer,
Olaver Mining Co.,
: Duluth, Minn.
Dear Sirs---
Be beg herewith to hand you a copy of istter from the
New Jersex;Zine Company, covering the cost per ton for, plate wear
and sepafiate cost per ton-for all other wear on the one pet of 5!
rolls bya three sets of. -36" rolls.
You will note-that these -results are based on over
200 7a90 tons crushed.
We trust this covers the §nrornation you desire.
Yours very truly,
(FnolLosure )
11/28 /oa//m
Mr. Frank Drake ,Chier Engineer,
Oliver Iron Mining Co.,
Duluth, Minn.
Dear Sir:--
In Looking over your recent letters, I find that I have
not advised you that you can seale dimensions from the aratings
of the rolls forwarded you recently.
ve are also in receipt of yours of the 23rd peace:
advising us as to conveyors you would probably need. We have
talked this matter over with Mr. Edison and have decided that for
the moment, we prefer not to put out any of our conveyors, for the
reason that we have not had any experience with them in handling
pieces of ore so large as 6" cubes; cand moreover, that we are not
at present prepared to manufacture’ cert&in of the parts, ana
would prefer not to have them manufaptured outside, 28 we have
under negotiation an arrangement with certain parties who will
probably manufacture #11 of our deyices, where they will ‘be subject
‘to our own Inspectors.
We would, therefore, suggest that you take the matter up
with the Robins Conveying Belt Compény of New York, Cc. Altmann
& Cos, Canton,Ohio and other people in the trade. We have taken the
liberty of notifying the Robins people that you will probably be in.
the market for conveyors; thinking this would savé time.
Youre very trvoiyv,
12/2/02/WSM/L
Mr. Frank Drake, Chief Engineer,
Oliver Iron Mining Company,
Duluth, Minn.
Dear Sir:--
Replying to vours of the 20th ulto., we beg tc state that
the sample of cre from Lake Superior Mine, Ishpeming, Michigan, has
arrived. We have compared it with the ore we have crushed at
Rdisen, and bes te answer vour questions as follows:
lst: Do vou think there fs any sussidon as to the
suitability of yow rolls for 3 igo ara? . Answer- we
have avery confidence fhe ore os z y our roils.
8nd: Poe vou think we cunuid exuent greater wear and -tear
in crushing this oce with your rolls then ig being experienced by
the New Jersey Sina Company? Andbwere: Ye believe it will be about
the sane ae on t i of the New Tarnoy Zine Company, the ore
peting of « platy nature, will go to pleces comparatively easitr.
WALL you kindly advise me as to whether you think
tt probeble thst the horse power required to drive the two sets of
26" rolle (which powers were 30 and 40 4.5. respectively), will be,
ereator with this ore than with the ore it Mdisen? - Answer; We
arsine that you axpact to erush tue down to cubes 1-1/ "and
emailer; thin being the case, ve do hebteve i4 wlil take any
more horse power. .
Voure very truly,
ke . ’ i» of .
12/4/02 /Bas (1
Col. John H. Wood,
169 Broadway,
New York.
We herewith enclose you a list of the insurance as it
stands on our property at Edtson,N.J. >
a8 per our books, with-the
exception of the small Dwelling and Houses. ,
Will you kindly check up this list and advise us by
return mail how same compares with your list. There appears to
be & considerable. shortage on M-2; 3-3; B-3; M-1; M-22; M-39 ana
M-53,
The item of $500. over on B-31 might be placed, if
agreeable to you and the Company,on M-53.
Yours truly,
(Enclosure )
Ba a esas a ae se
MEMORANDUM OF INSURANCE, NEW JERSEY @ PENNA. CO
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Wanted
Machinery #1-Boiler & Eng. House $10,000.
#2- Ore MALL 45,000,
Stock #5 20,000,
Building #3-Machine Shop and 12,000,
Machinery #5-Storage 7,500.
Orange #5- Engine $500,
Furn. & Pix.
500. 1,000.
Machinery #22- Bricher Ovens 50,000.
" #30- 2,500.
Building #31- Office 1,000.
4 e Contents 1,000.
Machinery #35- Blacksmith Shop 500,
Building #37-Earn 500,
Machinery #39- Crusher ,#ngine.& Dryer
Houge 50,000.
" #42 Carpenter Shop. 500.
" #44 Conveyors 500.
Building #46- Office 500
" #46- Contents 1,000,
Building #53) 2,000,
Machinery #53)
Power House.
—5,000.
Have Short Over
$10,000. ae ie
33,500, $11,500.
10,500 10,000.
8,500. 3,500.
6,500. 1,000,
2,000.
28,250. 21,750,
2,500,
1,500,
1,000.
500.
500,
39,250. 10,750.
500,
500,
500.
-1,000.
2,000.
4,500. __500.
ere eaziss “
$210,500. $152,000 $59,000. $500.
4500,
12/9 /o2/"s“ AL
Mr. Frank Drake, Chier Engineer,
Oliver Mining Company,
Duluth, Minn.
Dear Sir:--
We received this morning quotations from the Allis-
Chalmers Company and have telegraphed you as follows:
"Allis-Chalmers quote’ two sets rolls Ninety-two hundred
dollars-ship ninety days, add 20 per cent to above. No price from
Cresson; have telegraphed them again", which now beg to confirm.
As soon as we hear from Cresson, will at once telegraph
you price.
Yours very truly;
4
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ry
12/9/02/mas [i
Droid. Co.,
Brascewary ,
: .
New Yorke
es
Biss
On Friday afternoon last, we received a@ telephone |
mesaare from you requesting va vo ship to G. H. Connell Company,
Mingo Sunaticon, one dipper door for Victor Fhovel #62.
We nad considershie troubie in getting this messsge over
‘the telephone to our Works but fineliy did so and same was shipped
to vou on Saturday morning. ¥E'th our Saturday morning m3il. we
recetys@ % letter from you cancelling this order. We immed ate -
ly tried to reach our Worke by Lelephone but could not do so on
ececunt of the wires being in bad condition or down. We then
gent 8 telegram to our Worka at Edison, cancelling the order, but
game was not delivered on account of the bad condition of the wires
until lone after the siiipper door nad heen shipped.
You esn return thie door tous if it so pleases you but
you, of course, will have to stand the express changes to Mingo
Junetion and return freight charges for the shipment of the door to
Edi sore We pov raturn freient, because there will be ample time
in which to shin it by freight rather than by express.
ve remret that i+ was impossible for us to eancel your
order in time.
Yours truly,
V.P.
3
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a,
Mr. Frank Drake, Chier Engineer,
Oliver Iron Mining Go.,
Duluth, Minn.
Dear Stir: 2
We received this morning the quotation from Geo. V.
Cresson . Company and have telegraphed vou "Cresson quotes $11,500.
Philadelphia, deliver three months, add 20% our profit", which
now beg to confirm.
is giver You a1 the quotstions for which we have
asked and aS s00n 95 you have reached your decision, we shall be
gBlad to have it,’ vou decide to use the rolls we have at
son, it will ‘be necessary for us to get at the changes at the
earliest POBSible moment, as we have practically decidea to buila
more Pine Grinding rolls and it will be necessary to get the work
on the 36" rolls-out of the way before the other starts, and ‘we
want to stert on 4+ sometime in
We do not believe that you will make a mistake. in taking
these rolls, as they will be just as effective and do as good work
28 new rolls, when we have Ccampleted the changes. on them which we
have in mind.
Yours very truly,
os St
12/10/o2/frax
Mr. F. OR. Upton,
20 High Street,
Oranze, NJ.
Dear Sir:--
We understand that H. M. Treadwell & Company, 95 Iiberty
Street, New York, are about to put out a catalogue illustrating the
Dryer we have at Edison. These people furnished .the castings
for the Dryer for the New Jersey Zinc Company.
* 3 wish the first time = are in New York, you would drop
in and see them, and if possible, get 9 copy of the catalogue and
learn whether they have put out any of these dryers; but do not
let them know you are from the Edison interests.
You might take the matter up on the bases of being inter-
ested in sand banks where it 4s necessary to dry, screen and size
the sand to separate it from eravel.
Please get what information you can and let us have it
ap soon 38 possible. The particular point we want to get at is
whether these people are selling our Dryer without any authority
from us.
Yours very truly,
4
f0n plant and hove reduced
down to $230,000, o¢ which $95,000, 15 on machinery, $14,000.
buildings ang $21,000,
on
On stock,
Yours very truly,
oy Pag i
o Rete
. 12/42/02
Col. J. HH. Wood,
169 Byay, N.Y .City.
Dear Sirs:
Below please find revised list. covering insurance
on our plant at Edison, NeJ, (/72o) 0-0 a Or pcs
¥ &
‘Saquired:
Machinery #1
w
sets
Stock #3 15000
Building #3 ‘10000
Machinery #3 5000 :
Machinery #22 25000
Machinery £30 1000
Office Blig. £3 1000
Office Bldg. Contents 1000
Machinery #35 500
Buildings 437 -500
Machinery #39 30000
Machinery #42 500
Machinery #44 500
Machinery #46 Pon sae oe 500
#yt Building 46 Cancel. >! - .
Bldg. #53 2000
Machinery #53 5000
You will kindly revise our insurance per above list making ad~
justments which will give us the best results on premiums already paid.
This reduces. our insurance considerably and we feel there should be no
difficulty in keeping up the full line,
Yours truly,
{
w/t o/o2/wan/L
Mr. Jaquesi-~ Lo,
I have checkéd over the insurance at RaisonyN od « and you
may make the following changes:
Machinery #1 (Boiler House and Engine) now $10,000, make 1% sos 000
Machinery #2 (1112 #1) now $45,000, make it $15, 000
Stock, Building #3~ " 20,000 ”* 15,000
Build ing. #5~ (Machi ne Shop)and Storage) now $12,000, make it $10,000
Machinery #3-(Machine Shop) now $7,500, make it $5,000,
Machinery #ee (Bricker Plant), now $50,000, make it $25, 000.
Machinery #30-Stock House #3, now $2,500. make it $1,000,
Office Building #32~Now $1,000, make it $1,000,
Of fice puilding (Contents) now $1,000., ma ke it $1,000,
Machinery $35, (Blacksmith Shop) now $500. , ’ “make it $500. 00.
Building #37, Barn, now $500. make it $500.
Machinery #59, (Crusher Plant) now $50, 000., make it #30, 000.
Machinery #42, (Carpenter Shop) now $500., make it $500.
Machinery #44, (Bee Line Conveyor) now $500., make it $500.
Building #46, (Office), now $500., make it 8500.
Building #46, (content), now $1,000.,. cancel
Building #53, now $2,000., make it $2, 000.
Machinery #53, (Power House) now $5, 000., make it $5, 000,
Please take tais matter up with Col. Wood at once, having him
make the adjustments ‘which will give-us tne best: results on -premiuns
already paid. , ee
This reduces the insurance considerably so there should be no
difficulty in keeping up the full line. aes
; Yours truly, ewes
; W.S.Mallory, V.P,.
12/16/02 AisM/L
The Oliver Iron Mintine Com-any
Purcharine Tenartment ,
on tay
salle
Dear Sire:--
We beg to asknoavledse vith thanks the receipt of your order
#LS 993, covering two sete of 26" Crushing rolls, which we now have:
on hand; rolls toa he orerhanied and put in thoroughly good condition
end turnaished with the 1s
@s as now used by the Hdison
Portland Cement Company, Stewnartavilie, N. J.
The price of these roll thousand dollars,
each
wy
he Three
(83,9000.) f.0.b. cars OA Node
re
Wa are writing Mr. [race to-day tnat it may be necessary
M8
to furnish new olutes with the rells. If so, the cost of these
plates will be ae and there may possibly be a change in the
sise of the #¢
i
Mr. Frank Drake,
Oliver Iron Mining Co.,
’ Duluth, Minn.
Dear Sir:--
On my retern here, I find your telegram of the 12th inst.
and letter of »ame date, giving us order for the two pairs of 36*
rolls, wh2ch we now have at Edison,
I have communicated with our people there and instructed
them to ship us the rolls at the earliest possible moment, and we
will take up the work and make whatever changes are necessary to
put the rolls in first class condition.
I have also arranged with our Engineer to take up the
question of the changes on the rolls and will send you a full set
of blue-prints of exactly what we will furnish you, st the earliest
opportunity.
There may be some little delay on this as we shall want
to go over the rolls before we will fully decide what changes are
to be made. You may rest assured that we will not neglect them
in any way.
The price 1s to be Three thousand dollars ($3,000.) for
each set of rolis, f.o.b. Orange, we agreeing to furnish everything
that is now connected with the rolls. It is probable that we may
have some changes to make as soon 98 we get at the repei:s to be
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Mr. F, D. 42.
made on them, and wa will write vou in detail about them later.
You will remember, from our letter of November 19th, we
etated that if new plates were needed, they will be extra and we
will settle on this 48 soon as the plates are received here, and
write vou regarding them,
In selling these rolls, it is agreed on your part that
they sre to be used for crushing iron ore at your plant at Escanaba
and the price includes a shop right for this partteular use, and
that you are not to sell them to be used for crushing Cement rock.
Ve will also advise you later how soon we will be able to
forward the rolls to you. You need not be uneasy on this point
as we will ba anxious to get them out of the way, 80 we may have
our shop free to go on the Fine Grinding Rolls.
Thanking you very much for the order, we are,
Yours very truly,
f ‘s
Va es
ad
OF ee . 12/16/02 /AuSM /L.
Mr. Emil Herter,
c/o Fdison Portland Gement Co.,
Stewarteville ,N.J.
Dear Sirs--
We have sold the tvo sets of 36" rolls to the United States
Steel Corporation, and we desire to pai ane rolls all the improve-
ments and bring them up to date in every way.
W4ll vou kindly advise when vou will be ahle to give
us two or three days to make the necessary changes on the prints
and give us orders, so we may purchase the material.
We would Like this done at the earliest possible moment
and 12 the time can be spared without interfering with the Cement
work, would like to have you report at Orange st once.
Kindly advise.
Yours very truly,
f y. . 12/16 /o2 isu fA,
Mesars, Dyer, Edmonds & Dyer,
31 Nassau Street,
New York
Dear Sirs: --
We beg herewith to hana you a letter from M. H. Treadwell
& Company, 95 Liberty Street, New York, which explains itself.
We have had our Mr. Upton interview Treadwell end find
they intend advertising ana taking orders for the Dryer, on which
lr. Edison holds patents.
We destre to notify Treadwell that tn case they sell any
of the Dryers, we shall hold then responsible for dameges; also
thet we hold patentsjand desire aig30 to send a copy of the letter
to the New Jersey Zine Company.
Will you Kindly prepare a legal letter covering the case,
which we may send to Treadwell.
Yours very truly,
(Enclosure )
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12/16 /o2Aisn/L
Captain 0. W. Miller Manager, *
Edison,
Nd.
Dear Sir:--
Confirming telephone message of to-day, please srrange
to ship us at Orange, for the account of the Oliver Iron Mining
Company, Duluth, Minn. the first and second 36" rolls, this to
include the rolls, gear cases, gears, all bearings, wobblers and
chutes connecting the first sand second 36" rolls.
~ Si dane dave each piece marked plainly before the rolls are
taken apart, so that we will have no difficulty in re-assembling
them. Also have the rolls thoroughly cleaned before shipment, so
they will be in good shape to handle when they arrive here, as we
have not the facilities for doing this work as well as you have.
If necessary to get the above out quickly, you may hire
a few extra men, tak2ne care, however, that they are laid off -as
soon as the relis are shipped. We are very anxious to have
the rolls go forward at the earliest possiuie moment, as we have
considerable work to do on them and only a‘limitea time in which to
do 4t. We suggest your hiring extra men, es we.do not want the
work of shipping the other scrap to be delayed, as we are afraid the
market price may go off and we want to get the full value of it.
Yours very truly,
om
Ae /02/asH /L,
Mr. Frank Drske, Chief Engineer,
Oliver Tron Mining Company,
Duluth, Minn.
Dear Sirs--
Replying to euKe of the 14th inst., I beg to state,
our experience has shown that a drop of about 10 to 12 feet gives
the best results, although a smaller drop will work satisfactorily,
a distance of sbout 10 Feet between the first and second 36" rolls;
also gives every facility for erection, putting on plates,etc.
which you do not obtain if the distance is much less.
When the plans of vour plant are completed, if you wish 4
te., we will be very glad to have Mr. Bdison Look them over and give
you any suggestions that his experience would ind‘cate,.
Yours very truly,
a
: an 12/19/02 Asm /
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i. H. Treadwell & Co.,
95- 27 Liberty Street,
New York.
FentlLemen is --
In reference to your letter of November 20th last, we
beg to advise you that the dryer in question is covered by Mr.
Eaison's patent No. 648955 dated May 8, 1900. For this reason,
any dryers of this type which you may make or sell or use will
infringe the patent jin question and will subject you to @ suit
for injunction as well as for profits end demages. You will
therefore, regard this letter as a warning not to illustrate the
aryer in your catalogue, nor to offer to puild the same, nor to
otherwise infringe the patent thereon.
We may say in conclusion, that no person, firm or corpora~
tion has the right to make, use or sell these patented dryers
without Mr. Fdison's consent, which we may adda, has certainly not
peen given to you.
Yours very truly,
f a 12/19 /o2Aisn /7.
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Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
JI neve delayed answering yours of the 12th inst. regarding
request of Mr. F. W. Wood, President of the Maryland Steel Company,
asking whether Mr. Edfson would permit them to use his processes
for briquetting concentrates, until I covld see Mr. Edison, and talk
the matter over with him.
He now states that he would prefer not to make an
arrangement on the method of briquetting that was in use at Edison,
for the reason, the new plan which he is working out for the Norway
Company, ts much more efficient and cheaper, and that he prefers not
to make any srrangements until this plan has been definitely proved.
The experimental work is going on constantly here at the Laboratory
i
and we hope it will not be. very long before it will be complete.
” Yours very truly,
(2 Fnes.)
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Mr. W. P. Hardenburgh, V. P.,
New Jersey Zinc Company,
11 Broadway,
New York.
My dear Mr. Hardenburgh: --
We beg herewith to hand you a copy of letter received
from M. H. Treadwell & Company, which explains itself.
Immediately upon recetg of this letter, we wrote them,
granting their request for an interview, and with the intention of
showing them our patents. As they did not call on us, we then
sent one of our representatives to New York to interview them, and
found they were ready to take up the question of selling and
installing our devices. .
They stated to our representative thet they had the plans
and patterns and were in a position to go ahead with the work.
We also beg to enclose you. 8 copy of letter we are writing se |
them to-day, and we would suggest that it would be well for you to
notify them that they must: not use your drawings or patterns on
this work, s¢ in case of trouble we would not like to be in the
position of drawing you into the matter.
We believe that you will understand our position in the
matter and understand why we are writing you as above.
Yours very truly,
BR aaa
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wesh drawing of an 8! drver,
n
Te
We are compiling onr general catalogue fer 190% on special
end I am illustrating
works and was erected in olsace
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ada
from o
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You wniderstand thie drverv is
york that representa the character and kind of work
machinery,
Gite
“ine
being illustrated in connec-
which wan supplied be us
ve
Franklin Purnaces «
at the
tion with othe;
on which we have established our. reoutsation.
We would appreciate anrvthing vou would say for us that
about
we vped in connection wita thie illustration, we mean
yt
o
mach
the work this arver nas sccomplished, as you have undoubtedly seen
game tau aperation and know of its durability and appreciate its good
wor ke
Yours very truly,
M. H. Treadwell & Co.,
per H. H. Kress.
H.H.K./ H.
Mr. Fdison: Dear Sir--
Would you grant me an interview. I think it would be
some benefit to us both. ;
Yours, H.H. Kress.
/ .
1 b/ 22,/o2/isn AL
Messrs. Pilling & Crane,
Girard Building ,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ing to yours of the 20th inst. regarding the question
Cornwaly. ore, beg to etate that Mr. Edison does not
care to consider the question until tie new method of br iquetting
has been fully worked out and would not be interested in receiving
the sample of concentrates.
very truly,
Nate ene ope
Ny
ny amram
12/30 /02/RAg /L:
The Baldwin Locomotive Works,
-.Philadelphia,
at hand and in reply, we will
Your favor of the 29th inst.
furnish the extra part wanted, at 60 cents. A little oil and
compressed air placed on the plunger will easily stop sticking;
about one drop of oil every thirty seconds.
Yours truly,
Pevsner STS 8 So iA OFS TES a oat al
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Frank Drake, Esq., Chief Engineer,
Oliver Iron Mining Company,
4 ; Duluth, Minn.
Dear Sir:--
Replying to yours of the 2nd inst., we beg to sbcea: tues
we ‘have a wobbler er driving mechanism and the movable shaft which
ensbles the rolls to keep perallel while in work. We have never
had any trouble of the kind you mention either at Edison; the Zinc
Company's plent or at Stewartsville. :
We sre inaking good progress on your new rolls and will
forward von very shortly a new set of prints. Our Engineer , un-
fortunatels, has heen called away without completing all changes
‘that we have in mind. ‘This, however, is not in any way delaying the
work.
Yours very truly,
¥.
Mr. D. Le Haigh, Secy. & Treasurer,
The Rock Plaster Company,
11 Broadway,
New York.
Dear Str:--
Replyeing to vours of 2 Srd inst., which I find awaiting
my return, we beg to thank rou for the order for the 6' Dryer, on
which we understand the price ts to be $2500. f.o.b. cars Rdison,
Nod. as it stands. We sre also to order a new distributor, same
as we nave in our 8! Dryer, and we estimate the cost of this dis-
tributcr to be from $590. to 4350.
We understand that you are to stand one half of the
actual cost of the distrtoutor, we agreeing that in case it costs
to exceed $550., we will stand all the excess.
We will proceed immediately to dismantle the dryer and
load it as soon 98 possible. However, we sre short of men and find
it aifficuit to obtain them, so we trust you wiil give us as much
time as porsible.
Yours very truly,
yours
~ou when 7%
tretruetions to send something with it
. Alexsnder!s niness to him.
the Noctar = fermal
Tne new Stor
Auivumubays
Worwesr ts: Tries 3 the railroad
gad we owt] ye igs ne to etlert construction
Foundasiae nl Dudidin
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canon plant ta din operation end the cement which we
Ne proboably will put it on the
Yours very truiv,
Col, o. C. Reidy,
20 Broad Street,
New York.
ing to vours of the 12th inst.to Mr. Randolph,
aded bo me, bee to state that I understand tne
containing the copy of the plant at
in fact, we nave
tried ourselves, to obtain
them, Io eannot find that we have
Yours verg truiy,
oad Stréet,
Kew York,
a area
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Leesrs, Frank C. Roberts & Bis
Broad & Chestnut Sts,,
Philadelphia, Pa.
eer Stra:
to your letter of Jsnuary 10th.
ne d‘stancea between centers of the lower and upper rolis
about 10'-0", The rolls at Edison only had 9'-0" center.
round that we dta@ not have head roon enough, when we wanted to
“orn out plates and replace them by new ones. ALL other
jenetene we heve filled in on vour blue-print B-2687 ana return
“SAR to vou herewith.
The reneral dimensions as &iven on the blue-print #-1528
Lebanon Iron Company's Rolls are correct for vour jay-out
Vollowed. There have been some minor changes made
fetatle but they do not interfere with the general Lay-out
shown oo
feasible to vary the distance between the centers
Of fre naty o- rolls, within limits and these limits sre the dis-
tance of tae cored holes in the top of the sirders a8 shown on_
bine -vrint 3-1556. The greatest distance center to center of
roll in 40" ang the Closest distance ig 36",
You can follow the Lebanon detatlea drawings that vou
2,5et off in laving out your work.
V v &
ice centers of Rolls we have not marked as we
ce Taree ihe raw materiel will be intering the first
“Ou will want to crush to. We have
tarust hearings which we have found
found it necessary to add 2 fly wheel
rh rel! yolle outside of the bearing, on the driving roll
found very essential in crushing hard ore, and of
featte
Lower set of Rolls should be Sprang (35 shown on
the etyain on tne driving belt.
, R-1ASS erelosed.
Yours truly,
2/2/03 AISMP ,
Mr. John P, Curry,
125 East 23rd Street, New Yor.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to yours of the 31st ult., beg to state we do
not care at this time to build 2 new dryer, nor sre we willing that
you should build one from our patterns , a8 it would interfere with
ee,
The only dryerswe have are one of the erent foot about
some negotiations we have on hand, at
which we wrote you a few dsys since and one of three foot which
iy ;
would be too small for the quantity you wish to, run" through.
The price at which we offered you the | eignt foot dryer
is less/than it would cost you to build a stx foot dryer new.
Yours very truly,
ees
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Ceptain O, W. Miller ,Manager,
Edison,
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Contirming telephone messaze sent vou;this A.M., please
send down to the Laboratory at, Orange, five machined corrugated
Sena petinertoe teenie
b. see sna nine not machineg, for the first 36" rolls. These are
for aecount of the United States Steel Corporstion, Frank Drake,
rineer.
Yinaly advise us as to the cost of these plates, both for
the castings and machine work, so that we may charge them as extras,
Yours truly,
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Vesesrs. Frank C. ‘Roberts & Coe; |
Philadelphia, Pa.
My dear Sirs:--
Replying to your various favors of January 1lOth, 23rd and
28tn, beg to state, the writer has been out of town and then, aban
his return, was taken sick and has been confined to the house for
rome Little time, for tnat reason, your letters have See been ans-
wered before. rae 2s
I find that our people have replied to yours of the 10th,
will take up the questions covered in yours of the 25rd and
As to the question of power for the two sets of rolls
for Bolckow, Vaughan & Co., we beg to -state that it is difficult to
state exactly the power various kinds of ete will take; so the
‘things te do is to be on the safe side, as some kinds of ore take
very much more power than others under apparently the same con-
ditions. .
Tt is very necessary to proportion the rate of feed to the
rolls, as while you crush, 250 tons per hour, there are: times the
feed Js very much more aie it is at these periods that you require
the greater horse power. Our judgment is, that an engine giving
100 H.P. net to rolls crushing to 4" with the roller feed set to.
feed at the constant rate, would crush any ordinary ore, but as
P.OR, #2,
s
pa ben rine
yeur letter of the 28th,‘ says-you may require 300 tons, it would
pe petter to he on the safe side and vou showld at least use a 24"
8 ply belt having a velocity of ‘say, not less than 3500 feet per
minute.
4s to the second ‘set being spring rolls, it is not
oheolutely necessary, in view of the size you want to crush. OF
course, if you should ‘ever wsnt ‘to crush finer,then the spring
rolls ‘would be better. <
As to the cost, while the price quoted rou is considerably
wiure tnan the cost of the Lebanon rolls, we think it is to a con-
4 .
tidecable extent owlnms to the higner prices of matertal and labor.
We ‘ourselyes, obtained new prices cn 56" rolls recently and the
a.
prises ranged from $4200. to Ss000. per set. Lg ho
Aes
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Yours very truly,
SERRE CI
Ate
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pore
Messrs. Frank C, Roberts & Co.,
_. , Philadelphia, Pa.
My dear Sirs:--
#2688 sho
beg
>
Replying to yours of the 22nd ultimo, enclosing drswing
wing limestone crushing plant for Bolekow, Vaughan & Co.,
to state that out judgment “is, that of the character of lime-
hour.
stone you suggest, the rolls-will crusn from 250: to :300 tons per
roils.
The same remarks apply to, the;hhorse power-.as: on the other
We would not. get it too close.
As to the elevators, we believe you would be making a
mistake to use them and recommenda decidedly that you use belt
conveyors going up an incline of say, about 12 deg.
cost for belt conveyors will be less ana the reliab
much more,
The first
41
ity will be very
to the rolls or it might be run out straight if the space will
the
The pelt conveyors could be’ run. up at right angles
rolls.
WwW
elevators,
permit and you can then save sonething in the depth of the pit under
@ have decided in all. of our Duture-plans to cut out
In order to be able to vary the space between the
rolls from 4" to 6", you would have to change the cored holes as
referred to inyour letter of January 22nd.
We beg herewith to return print.
Yours very truly,
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Dear Sirs:--
Replying to yours of the 4th inst., we beg to state that
we will have our Draughtsman send vou a rough sketch of the lime-
stone plant just 9s soun as he can met at it. He ts working day
and nignt on some rush work for our Cement plant and it will
probably be some little time before we will be able to reach it.
We will do the vest we can, Hovever,
Yours very truly,
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Mr. E.R. Jaques:
See nent in ANE HWS UT Sea em
Dear Str:--
_ Py the time J pet back next Thursday, please let me have
the following, covering the tnsurance at Hdison:
ne srrount of Insurance expiring, by months. I do
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not care for aetatls, only want total amotints. You mas make q
dump sum, s¢ I do not care for the snectal butidtnes.
and. The rates ye Are paring.
Sed. The amount ve would save per month in case we
were to shut down the power plant, las off Watchman: lay off Foreman:
would save on Fuel, figuring the wood st cost.
4th. Also pive me totsl amount of premiums we would pay
Col. Wood st present rates Yor one year.
What I want to met at is how much tt costs us per year
to keep up our insurance, es there is 45 bare possibility we may
decide to cancel it all, moving our stock and other material liable
to be damaged,to another nlace.
Yours very trae)
Ve S.Malzory,V ate
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Our eKNE NSE.
shing pl)etes, iy.
third worn and vould
of the weer before suttime 22 1. OF Z e have new
hand and cen furnisan © se * , ‘ogdre to have extras.
O;. the “4 ; “- gtret rolls the plates are
morn and are mivhscine 4aer st at your expense..
iy, Prank Drake fo
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We are putting
cast iron girder base plates under both
sets of rolls to replace
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the I _ Pome Bn your expense. bs
We enclose blueprint B-1726, gi tying musaiigehe geardtig. ~
We will ship ever
ything’ shown on this print sxeent the couplin )
For 4-15 /16 shaft marke NAN an req. We will ty n the 4- ne _
-Shaft down to 4-7 7a"
and, inake At aan short of oo 1'-10"-iiarked an
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pr eeecerenehi en oe
ce of coupling.
Roce eos drawing from canter of bearing to
You ere to locate the ariving pulley so to suit your
» conditions, The driving pulley should be about 10' in diameter,
50 to have plenty of margin to teke care of the changes from no load
to full load in 9 very short time,
my
+ne top rolls should run from 140 to 150 revolutions per
minute and second or spring rolls from 160 to 175 revolutions per
minute, so to take away the pieces of ore faster than received so to.
make minimum fines.
We are making good progress on the work of chenges,
Yours very truly,
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we are in reteipt of your favor of the 7 s ¥
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¢ letter to Thomas P. Conard, for which accept our thank
of let hain : z
Please send down estimate for pay-roll week ending Friday,
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Captain O. ¥. Miller ,Manarer,
Edison, N.J.
Dear Str:--
You will please arrange to lay off the Night Wat chman , al so
discontinue the Botler now in use except at such times as you may
need it for power purposes, as we wish to 88veé the expense of fuel
and labor. .
If. you can use Doyle to advantage in your day gang, I
wish you would do it, as he has been with us for-so many years,
we do not like to turn jim adrift if we can possibly help it. Please
send me a list of how reny péople this will reduce your force.
Also send me another list giving the names of all people
employed and just want their duties are,
Yours very truly,
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Col. Jonn F, Wood,
169 Broadway,
New York.
Dear Sire:-e
Our record shows that we have $147 ,850,.
plant at Fdison,N.J,
insurance on the
We desire to have a1] this insurance
cancelled and the return premiums collected for us.
This as per
iir . Hdison's instructions,
Will you, therefore, kindly advise
us the best way to take this matter up.
We have lata off the Watchman and will shut down the
boil
ers and will not have fire protection.
Yours very truly,
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"a /17 /03 wen fh
Replying to vours of the 16th inst., I bee to state that
we desire to have vou lay off the Nignt Wetchman, out, of course,
ty 4t is necessary to keep him on for 3 few days until you get the
odds and ends straightened up, do so, but he showld be. laid off on
or before March first.
Pegarding the boilers, I think you had better go ahead
“and finish the cleaning of one of them, so there will be one bodler
in geod shape, in case we destre to. start 4% up. Let the others
stand as they are.
Walter is improving slowly but surely, He sits up for an
hour or tvro each day. I think it 1s quite probable that Carrie
and he will so South soon after the first of March.
Yours verry truly,
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Broadway,
New York.
Deay fairi--
We are in receipt of yours of the l4th inet. and note
thst vou will be out the first of the week, I ge to Stewartsville
to-morrow and will he there virbil Fridey night. Expect to be here on
Saturdsz, also Monday of next week.
k Mr. Edfeon would prefer to have the policies
cancelled, but we will discuss this when we meet.
WOR? v
Yours very truly,
Messrs. Frank CG. Roherts &
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Real Estote Tyust Building,
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Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr. Rdivon ts in Florida and has asked us to send our
Head Draughtsman to him shortly after March first. We understand
he expects to keap him for three or four weeks, SO we ‘Gait it is”
to write vou that it will he tuipoeesnee for our Draught s-
man to lay out the Limestone Crushing plant until efter he returns,
as he ts working night and day trying to get at some very necessary
plans for ovr own work before he leaves.
We would suggest that vou will be sble to get a11 the
necessary information as to convevors, from the Robins Convering
Belt Compeny and also that it might be well to consider their type
of belt for the work vou have in hand, as we have never carried on
our conveyors,. material larger than one inch cubes.
. We would 91so suggest that in laying out the conveyors,
you keep the angle low and roll the larger pieces. ‘The. Robins
Conveying Belt Company have had considerable experience in this sort |
of work and can undoubtedly lay out a satisfactory plan for you.
However, *f you prefer us to do it, ve will arrange to have it done
as soon as our man returns from the South.
Yours very truly,
Letterbook, LM-245
This letterbook covers the periods July-December 1895 and November
1896-October 1897. There are also copies of two letters from 1883 regarding
the Edison Telephone Co. of Europe, Ltd. Most of the letters are by Edison
or Walter S. Mallory. Much of the correspondence relates to Mallory’s
personal affairs. Those letters pertaining to the New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Concentrating Works deal mainly with personnel matters and stock
transactions. Some of the items relate to company finances, labor relations, and
briquette production. There are also memoranda outlining the duties of six
supervisory personnel at the Ogden works and an estimate of potential yearly
profits based on varying amounts of output. A few letters concern phonograph
litigation, phonograph contracts, and Edison’s efforts to sell his Edison-Gower-
Bell Telephone Co. shares. There is also an option, in Edison’s own hand, for
John Savoy to purchase all rights to the Edison phonoplex telegraph. The book
contains 484 numbered pages, some of which are missing, and an index.
Approximately 30 percent of the book has been filmed. Some of the letters are
written in very faint green ink and may be difficult to read. Related letterbooks
can be found in the Walter S. Mallory Papers (Special Collections Series).
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hy Near Dolan:--
Mr. Tate handed me yours of the 1l1lth, inst. Ryvidently
some one has Been mak’ng wisatatements to you about nyself.
You say; “ T trust you will fing it agreeable to receive overture
in same spirit #5 it 1s tenderod,® nov friend Dolan there must be some
curious minunderstanding somewhera,
There t¢ sbaciute.y nothing to see me avout, or arrange with me, or
Bet me to do, there te nothing thet T aan now sec, or have ever seen,
to prevent the United Company going right aheed and coing business, I
‘donot prevent them, t nave even tried litigation to forse them te de it,
I am extraordinarily anxvtous thet they shoule da business as the
Phonograph Works want works
I have been, and am now, hounded by litigation from the Seligmans,
they ere doing everything te provent the Phonograph Works getting work,
they are doing everything possible againut ne personally, all upon the
assumption that I ingivisually can stop Lhe exportation of machines
from’tnis country abrod.
They are so seifish that they cannat even reason.
The Phonograph Works have not manufecstured a single maonine in
four years for anybedy tit the United Company, al] the machines exported
have becn the property of the defunct North American Co., T have s
never controlled that company, and have never Deen In a position
whereby I could stop the traffic, and tor the last year the Reoeiver of
the North American Oo., has done all the business and if any machines
have been exported the Phonograph Works, or myself, cannot be held
responsible, ee nt _
All the United Company hes to do is to go ahead and do business.
Yours very truly,
To Thos. Dolan “sae,
Philadelphia, Pa,
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My dear Marks:-.
I am afraia the Qompany idea Cannot be carried cut, all the
mineral lands are the property of our Company here and they Intend ereoting
other mills as soon @s this one is all right. The money to erect wilt
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come from the stockholders as they will be willing, I am sure, to sub-
Grease of capital, from time tu time, as may be GEeessary
scribe to such in
to er@ect ni2is, providing of course we gan make 20. to 25% on the MNONAY
and I think the dividers will pay the calls,
The eastern. iron market will take about one and one half mildion tons
of ore, this mill will. do from three hundred and fifty to four }uasred
thousend tons leaving over a MI11ior to be supplied by other mi Sy,
‘Our largest deposit is at Mount Olive, near High Bridge, with only
forty to fifty cents freight, we can easily ereat @& mill to turn out one
milljon tons at that point there being two ore bodles parallel, one four
milesgand eight hundrea feet wide and one three and one half miles long
and five hundred feet wide,
After this comes the Pittsburg distri.twhere two milljom tons
salable but the profit would he very much smaller,
My objective point, when I have the thing down fine, is the working of
the southern auriferous telcose slate belts.
Instead of 7 i
Ge, &3 with iron, they will average { 1.40, and they can &%
worked even cheaper, per to than our crude ore here, .
five thousand tony per day, mil would clear $4000, per day, the
supply of rock ig inexhaustable, and the market for the product ds unlimit-
ed ane cannat vary in value by Treights or ovner TCASEONS, BO YOU REE
there is no limit, ;
When this mill goes I wiil then be ready
Some sheckelg and wo ean, inside of three year
of Monte Carlo,
are
» With your help, to raise
S, 80 over and burst the bank
Yours very truly, :
Wn. TD, Marks Bige, : ae: ee
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Lloyds.
Judge Alexander Hiliott Jre,
Orange, ahs “475
Dear Sir :~-
mo ae . We have fills aetes of Aathe Inst.e, 28 to: snur
inteview with the repregentativs ff tre wloyds, and nave carefully con-
Sidered the matter in all its wavtess tagntg and with the favorable
opinion , as to eur ahances of reeevrry G_uinst the Lioyds, given us
Dy New York counsel, sini as we welieve thet if the Lloyds had lived up
to thetr ccntract, fur whien they aovepted premiums from us, thet they
could have taken the metter in hand at the time and settled direct with
the men for a very moch .smaller amount than whet it eaosts us to litigate
it, we are not inclined to entertain any proposition of compromise
that doe? not practically reimburse us 75% of our expenditures to date
and that which may grow out of the suits still unsettled.
Yours truly,
Peace r reece rrres ones eeenesere
President.
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Edward D. Adams Fsq.
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La - * "Replying to yours IOth. I beg to say that I am
unable, without taking a great deal of my time, which I cannot
spare at present, to get the transfers from the ‘other parties,
put I am willing to sell all my right title and interst in
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My dear Mr. Coats,
Our blast furnace test was more successful than
Wa expected, and I had hoped to get the results together by this
time and forward a full statement; to you, but owing to the absence
of: our Mr, Pilling, who is West, will be unable te do 80, until
the midale of ‘next week.
I weote this as in my ‘las+ to you, I said, I expected
to be able to give you, the results shortly after the 12th,
Yours very truly,
Jany. 29th. 1897,
deor Mr. Goats:
Sometime ago I wrote you that we expected shortly
to make a test of our new bricker plant, also a test of the
briquettes in the blaat furnace; and I now beg to give you the
results of each test.
We started up the bricker plant and found
that all parts of! it ran very well with two exceptions, first one
of tie plungers o2' the bricxsr sactine gave some trouble when
there happenod to be a lack of' ore, second, the ore stuck to the
mould bottoms of the bricker machines; after considerable work
Mr. Kdison succeeded in overcoming both of these troubles,“ and
before we shut down, one of the bricking machines, on which the
improvements were put to overcome the trouble, worked to our
entire satisfaction for three or four days; We are now adding
the improvements to the other fourteen bricker machines, and
when we start up again we expect little or no trouble from that |
part of our plant.
_We made and shipped over eleven hundred tons
of briquettes and while doing it developed the fact, that in our
estimates (which have already been sent to you ) we have consia-
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| erably overestimated the wear and tear on our mixers (we allowea
L | $14400.- per year for renewale), and alao that the allowance for
renewals on the bricking machinery is more than ample,
As to the teat of the briquettes on the
furnace, we herewith enclose you a copy of Mr. Rateoh's letter
of inquiry. to Mr. Peckitt. President Crane Iron Works, Catasauqua?
Pa., who is considered one of the best furnace men in the east,
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and his reply, which explains itself; In reading it please bear
in mind that the tust was made to see if the briquettes could
successfully be used up to. 100%, and that no effort was made to
learn to what: extent the output could be increased, or the fuel
and limestone decreased; it is our intention to do this on the
next furnace test, and we fully expect to largely increase the
re
percentages shown on the test just made; also to use, if possible,,
ali anthratité coal instead of a mixture of coal and coke, 80 aa
to get rid of the more expensive fuel, and correspondingly reduce
the cost per ton of pig iron, hs
From the data ‘obtained during the furnace test, \
we feel that we are making a conservative statement when we say: ‘
; . me
that we can safely expect to receive at least one cent per unit
(3)
(from 6&7 to 68 centa per ton) more for our briquettes than any
other bessemer ore on the market will bring, ae the furnace
People can afford to pay uS that advance for the briquettes and
make more money for themselves owing to the inereasea output of
‘the furnace; This advance we have not figured in any of our esti-
mates, so it will be a soures of additionable profit to us,
At present we arg running Mill #1 (refining
Plant) teeting the loprovemante made, and as far ag we have gone
we find the resilte vary satisfactory,
sy
a3 Delieve that we have
lessened materially the former costs of reducing ana separating
the ore, a Little later we expect to also test the improvements
mady in the erusher piens, and then our entire plant will be
rasdy fcr work, but it ta nos balanced as to output;
The present capacity of the machinery at our
mines is about 2500 tons of crude ore per .24 hours; of tha orush~
ing plant 5000 tons, of mili #1 5000 tons, and as it is our inten-
tion to mina from 2060 te 2500 tons of crude ore per 24 hours, alex
t6 run the szvusher plant two ahitns (24 houre), and milI#2 for
Gna? One snitt, now iF we Wine end separate Say 2000 sone of
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DORN but as the capacity of the bricker plant is only about
250 tone of briquettes. per 24 hours, (we did not -care to make it
larger until we hag tested the machinery by an actual run, and
also had the results from the biaae furnace, 80 to be sure the
machinery was alright and the briquettes were the right size and
form ), we will either have to double the machinery in that part of
our plant or put 250 tons of concentrates into our stockhouse
each day, which would tie up considerable money ina very short
time, and as we are not in &@ position to do that, we have decided
to go ahead, if we oan, and increase the number of the bricking
machines and furnaces; It does not require any more men in éitner
the crushing plant or mill #41, age only a few more in the mines,
whether we run 2000 tone or only 1000, ana it acca make a very
great difference in’ the costes per ton, and on an output of 500
tons per dayof briquettes we believe that we can make a very good
profit;
To build ana eréct the additional machinery
(duplicating what we now have) will require about $50000. -, ana
if we had the money in hand eo we could start at once, we could
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be ready to run about May lst. next;~ the reason our progress has
been slow is that our policy is and hae been not to epend any
money unless we had it in hana, and.as Mr. Edison has supplied
all the money since the TROEY wa haa from you and your friends
(he has invested something over . $20080003- since your subscription
and has received for it stock at par,and he take our stock just
as fast as he receives money from his other concerns), we have
not progressed as’ fast aa we would have liked, but we aia not like
to: ask for more money ‘until every part of our work had been fully
demonstrated; ‘As everything has now heen well testadand as we
gave up promising negotiations for $150000.~ that we ‘had with
some of Mr. Edison's friends in Germany, we feel priviléged to
‘ask you and your friends to join Mr. Edison in the eubseription
for the $50000.- at par, (every snare ever sold has brought the
company $100. - in cash).- Mr. Rdiaon ‘oan gee nee wayXHXMH clear
to take $20000. - of it (woula take it all if he. had the money in.
hana) leaving $30000.- for you ana your’ friends; which we hope
you will decide to take, 60 we may start at once on the work to
be dons, and be mands to run early in the spring.
{8)
While we were conatructing the bricker plant
Mr. Edison received a sum of ‘neney which he decided to invest in
.,the orusher plant ana mill... ang bring them up to full capacity
of 5000 tonsa por 24 houre, which has been Gone, so that we lack
full capacity cnly in ths machinery atthe mines and ay the bricker :
plant.
Trueting that: we may have the pleasure of i
erranging an apycin
tmant for you and you friends with ‘Mr. Edison
and awaiting your early reply, eo are
ane
Yours very truly,
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Pa
My dear Mr. Coats,
Replying to your inquiry as to tue pessible
effect of the collapse of the iron and steel pool on our enterprise
I beg to say that we think, it will be of benefit to one
produvera. Compsumption of iron an@ steel at lower price will in
orgase comsumttcnt we hava it on goad autnority that orders for
about 500.000 tonsa of raile, have already been placed with varioue
mijia, increase conaumption means greater donmandes for ore, greater
demands raises prices. : Bessemer pir iron iss already advansad in
in all markats.
Ore at pressit price is new furnished only by those mines
whigh produce and deltver it cheapeat, and ag the ont rut of the
average mine is limicod, if the demand incraaKac the antra ore
must come from mines where the ccet ia areater, this raises the
price cf the whole, 4f still more ora is Wanted, &till leas oifie-
ident mines are started and the price goas still higher.
We have never figured on booms and pouss for ow vrotite
Now 2o
or stability, but always based our caleulations on the evi ritmum
cost at which the best producers could place their ore in our mar-
ket. admitting that they are as clever as ourselves in devising
methods of sheapening. “We have & reasonable margin of profit when
‘they make a losa,
Yours very truly,
Hex
th ch
Shee eee beet ener es
Bebruary 2i, 3897.
My Dear Mro Miller}-
Your favor of she 22nd, requesting that ws ehip
you a barrel of briquettes is just at hand ani will have prompt
attention.
I gia not recaive the letter abcut which you speak a8 naving
written a coupie of weeks ago. As te Mild #1. «the result of the
test run are very gratifying eo WO succeeded in getting or capa
aity up to 308 tons per hour and then our voilers went pack on UB,
not giving us steam enough to. carry she load so that while we are
sure of our full capacity of 250 tons per hour we do not know to
what point . we could get Mil. #2 to! take the ores
We axpect to get at the test of the crushing plant within a
few days and ft wiil let you know results we get theres
gratulation to Mr. Edison and myself
Thanking yor for the con,
1 am,
Youes very trvlys
to Mr Qewis Milier»
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April 23, 1897,
Mr. Ls Me. Laweon,
15 East 67 Strest,
New York City.
My Dear Sirs-
Confirming verbal offer meide when you ware ar Edison,
New Jersey recently I beg to say that. I would be willing to
work out the plans and devise a process for working the Mesa
gravels of the Ortez mine Grant without the use of water, where-
by Mills of 10,000 tone capacity per day, of Twenty (20) hours,
could bs operated sucessfully: on the following conditions.
. Let. To solve the problems of these gravels, I shail want
33-1/3% of the actual net profits or Surplus vemaining afte: the
actual. and! necessa:y cosy of labor ana eupplies in the Mi7iis
ana naines: connected theeete have been subtracted, ‘&ieh eum
is to be c:onsidered as a royalty and be determined ‘by & public
and svvorn i accountant.
and. That vhe management of all the Mil},
6 an& mines supply~
! . ing gravel thereto on the Oriez Mine Grunt ahaa be under my.
‘eantrial as dong ae we profits from "he M41]. or Mille ana mines
t
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supplying tht? tame with gravel any in acthal operation, shall be ot
sufficient to pay twenty per cent interest
on the cash actually
invested in the Mill or Mills
and the neasgsary mining appliances
used in the mines.
5rd That in case of my death after one or more Mills have
been in actual operation ana earning the said tWeauy, par cent ,
then, the proportion of .33-1/3 %-is to be reduced to 25 % ana
paid to my leval heirs.
The actual cos. of experimenting in the Laboratory will be
paid by myself , but when tha exrerinanta have reached a point
that I amsatisfied that the process is Caasibls, the proprictorsg
of thy O.iuz Mine Svan, are to pay the sxpensss of making the
Plans ang the er:
c
‘
ction of a amall experimental Mill on the Fyant,
ans in the event af the results, showinse that tha plan is
Bucessf.2, the proprigcore are to authorize prepartion of plang
for the erection of a iarge Mill, and the opening o’r the mines,
* '
and are to provide the necessary cash to pay for the same.
Yours very *“ruly,
May 5th. 1897.
My Dear Upton:~
Yours 30th. is just. at hand. Mr. Fdigson went to
Toledo to look into the merits of steam shovels for loading our
ore and on his way home stopped at Pittsburg and went out to the
Carnapia plant.
It was hie neeheien to call or you befors leaving town but
it was so late when he reached the city again he only had time to
set his dinner before taking the train. a j
Mr. Edison seems to think that the steam shovel will bs
successful on our. work, and if 80, will solve the problem of tak
ing care the small material at a low cost.
We are making progress very slowly. The engines ane, boilers
which were both to be completed and in runing order by may let.,
have just arrived. We also lave been very much delayeg on the new
bricker machine, so it is hard at prasent to say just: when we will
get startad.. ,
With kindest regards to your famils , and yourself, T am
hd t
Yours very “Yuly,'
May 3918 1897.
Mr. George D. Schofiela-
Montesona.
Washington.
Dear Sirt-
Replying to yours 3rd. I Beg to aay there is no
trouble in working the Black sands of Oregon, I have innumerable
_gamples from Goeacbay and other places. Not all ths sand is.
magnetic, 60% is magnetic, the balance is weathered out to non-maan
netic, ‘The magnetic part can be bricked, we have machinery for —
that purpose. |
It could be worked in a charco-al blast furnacs and make
the finest iron soaatbies
You have probably plenty of wood to make charcoal with;Take
Superior charcoal iron te now dealing for 13 dollars per .ton at
Chicago and it ought to be made for about that on your ooast.
There will be two troubles first: the want of rosin to
brick. the ore, as I iaonevand your pine trees are roa wa etnnie H
end. the gold will be left in the non) magnetic portion along
with the white sand, so while you have reduced the bulk
Mre Gs De Schofield.
Considerably by taking out the mannathie part, you will still
have to contend with a larre bulk of material from which to
Bet the sold.
| The remaining black sand , however is one third lighter.
‘than the magnetic and tharefors the dsffseulty in eluoing it
awa;, without av: thersame time coarrving .the fine black gold,
would be diminished,
Yours very
May 26, 1897.
Dear Mr. Coatsi-
When I wrote you last I promised to advise as to
the results of the test rune of both Crusher plant and Mill #4
and I beg to report them as follows:-
We put about one thousand tons through the crusher
plant, and found that all the various rarta worked to our entire
satisfaction, and up to the full capacity(300 tons per hour). We
also put nearly ten thousand tons through Mill #1 and round that
our improvementa were quite successful , as ths cost per ton was
a little leso than one half of the former teste
Ws also made capacity test and succeeded in getting
up to 308 tone per hour when our boilers would not supply steam
fast onough, ( we have now nearly completed an additional boiler
of 350 horse power) so we feel sure that we have full capacity
in Mili 74, as at 3508 tons everything worked well, and we believe
the machinery would have taken more orde, fuld erushing load for
Mill #2 is only about 200 tons per hour; the bainnce being
erushed eine énotgh an the erushing plante
As 40 improvements at Bricker plant, the eight new furnaces
are complete and ready for work, the additional pricking
ES Raat es oes
Mr. Coats 2
machines are well in nand. The model machine having been built and
tested( we decided to make tie Briquettes a little larger in
diameter anu thickness) and the fifteen saditvonat naeaivos are
now being made.
You will remyraber that in wy last letter I stated
that the crusher plant and Mill #1 were full capacity, that the
additional machinery now being put in at bricker plant, would also
make it full. eapacity, .leavine only the mine equipment half
capacity.
We have had under consideration for some time the
question of loading our erude ore by steam shovels, and Mr. Hdison
has thoroughly investigated them, with the result that,we have
contracted for two shovels, one of sixty tone, the other ninety
tons; the former to be shipped June 1Sthe, the latter July 15th.,
80 We WALL not be able to start up until receipt of the second
shovel. Everthing: else. will: be ready long before that time, so
that when we do start up, it will be ful wapaecity in all depart=
mente, which we think is mach better than starting half sapaeity:
and which will soon make up for the axtra delay.
We have purchased the steam shovel on a guarantes
that they will each load'1750 tons crude ore in 10 hours with
Mr Coats,
3
Seven men, and they are to averaze this amount for thirty days be
forse we accept or pay for them.
This will 6énable us to get the crude ore to the
Mill at a very small cost per ton, and much lower than wa
have figured in our estimates
The present price of ore is the lowest ever Known,
but we are advised by our selling agents at Philadelphia, that
we can get 6 ¢ per unit delivered, however assume that we ean
only get 5 £ per unit delivered , and that we do not get extra
price over competitive ores, owing to physical characteristics
of our Briquetiss, ( we fully expect to get one cent per unit
extra) we still think we can make one dollar per ton profit,
As 5 ¢@ per unit means less than cost to all the
competitive ores , we feel that we are built on a very firm
foundation, :
Yours very truly,
ay Jousty & Ponusylvanis Caneenivwless 3."
To Stuart A Coats Esqo, Hes Jetsey '
New York City.
es le A ey Gat ena Ye eonay bac piidsaad peg
May 27, 1897.
Dear Dr. Howe:-
Yours 25th.e I have carefully noted and in reply I
beg to say , that both Mr, Fdison and myself were glad to hear
of your safe return home anda hops that you have been sreatly
benefited by your trip. :
When I saw you last we were about to start the
test of the Bricker plant, durinz which we mate and..shipped about |
eleven hundred tons of "Briquettes, later on wea tested crusher
plant and Mili#1, and each got capacity up to 300 ‘tons per hour,
We then decided that as we had full capacity in j
both orusher plant and Mil#2, ¢hat we would make both the
mining machinery and bricker plunt full capacity, and instead of
starting up half capacity as had intended; to not start up until
everything was full capacity + We decided to do this about the
middle of February and since that time have completed eight more
furnaces, and are putting in sixteen more bricking machines, and
have also made mixer plan: full capacity.
V3 have also contracted for two steam shovele
for loading the crude ore at the mines for delivery to orusher
plant. One of thse shovels weighs sixty tons ana is to be
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pf gitess hae age Ee re Sg
a ener
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tiene sam wt tn any thal Lo eee
Dr. Howe’ 2
shipped June 15th, the other weighs 90 tons ana is to be shipped
July 15the, and ag s00n as the second shovel is in piace we will
be ready to start up( as everthing else will be reaay)
The shovels are bought under a suarantee that they '
will each lead 1750 tons iz ten hours , with seven men, m&king a
total, of 3500 tons in ten hours, and as we only need 2500 tons
in ton hours, we will have full capacity in the mines, They are
to avorare this for thirty days. ,th's will enable us to get the
erude ore +o the crusher plant at a nash less cost than figured
in our estimate.
We are also building a new Power Station for all
our electrical machinery and have put init a 700 H. P. boiler
.
and a 500 H. P. 6orliss engine.
As to prospects of the plant being worked commer-
elally and profitably, we think they are in as good condition as
ever, and we feel confident that we can make a good profit ar.
the present low pricesa( which we think are practically cost to
the Lake Superior interest)
The Large phonograph has been perfected, but has
not yet been placed on the market, and we would advise that vou
wait for i¢,
Yours very truly,
May 25, 1897.
Mesers. Sildeméiater& Kampe,
Cobienz,
Germany.
Dear Sirs:-
Yours 20th. read and is. fully noted. Replying thereto
we beg to ay that at the present time our Millis are shut down
for changes, we shall start up in August.
The new Briquettes, some will be 2-1/2" in diameter ana
-Bomg 3" in diameter. These briquettes are peculiar in respect as
“to tie. abaoeneton of water, while they will absorb about 22% of
alcolhol or kerosene, they do not aneceb water except 1/2%,
. Our offort has been Soreba Geeanétne a briquette with great
porosity, with none of the pores closed ; like in Coke, so that
the reducing gases shall easily permeate through it exihencly
easyito reduce in the furnaces.
Theee tedens reduce entirely to the metallic state in
one hour and forty ninites at @ yellow heat in Hydrogen , ana
in 3~1/2 hours in Carbonic oxide.
They do not crack or go too pieces at the highest temper-
Tesla asl aie
240
Messrse %. & K,
ature like Natural Magnetic and Hematite lump ores.
Neither does the carbon deposited. swell and disinterrate
them as in roasted Carbonate ores.
Briquattes have not as yet been tried on Cokes furnaces,
but only on the Anthracite furnaces using 40 % coke and 60 4 i
Anthracite. At a recent test the out-put of the furnaces over
the reguiar ore mixturd of hard magnetic and soft hematite ores;
the out-put of the pig iron in 24 hours was increased from 102
tons to 138-1/2 tons by use of all briquettes, the hot gases
which oh regular work were kept at 1400 degrees were with
briquettes kept at 1000. The pig was No 1 foundry and diffisult to
break.
The saving of coke >» and goal, and lapor was one dollar and ©
eight cents ($1.08) per ton of pig over the regular mixture, by
reason of high grate and easy reducibility.
Owing to the rapid reduction the smaller: furnaces gre enabled
to attain a large out-put, if they have the blowing capacity.
The pressure diminshes considerable with Briquettes as thay
hold their shape until reduged and melteat thie preventing
‘pounds at our mill. ‘The freight from inill to tide water can
Messrar Ge & Ke 3
choking of the atack which takes place with a11 natural ores.
Ragarding the breakage our new briquetting machinery ,
now perhe put in, ig more powerful and the only breakage will
be the edges. I believe with four handlings 4% of fines woulda be
made.
The new Briquettes will assay about 67-1/2% to 68 % mettallic
iron, .028 to .035 phosphorous, 3% silica and .017 to .020 Sulphur
The gangue of the ore is &-hovaah felspar, so there will be
some potash and alumina, an
The capacity of our mill is:1000 tone per day. The present
price is +wo($2.60)- dollars and sixty cents per ton of 2240
probably be got down to 50 cents per ton on large and regular
shipments, .The ocean freigh: to Hamburgh ete, I do not know, but
I am told that frquently steamers are in want of a cargo that will
give a very low rate.
coal
If a line sould take, to the West Indies, then sugar to New
York , and ore to Germany it could be done at a low rate.
Messra. G & K 4
I am doubtful however if the ore could be put in German ports
at a profit.
We intend constructing another and larger Mili, capacity
4000 tons briquettes daily ata point where it coulda be taken to
New York by canal at a cost of perhaps of 25 or 30 cents ,.
and we could also make our ore for less money , and hence quote
a lower price,
Yours very truly,
Cages
UID ont
Se CEED
May 28, 1897,
oe | My Dear Joa: -
I have delayed answering yours 23rd., until Mr.
{
‘Edison's arrival( he came to-day) and beg herewith to nand you
a racommendation, which I hope will vroye satisfactory.
Mr. Edison joins me in congratilations to Mre. Martin
and yourself on the arrival of your "SON". No doubt you now: be-
lieve the cold adage “If at first you don't succeed, try try
again"
We are making the plant full capacity in all de-
partments, and are building a new Power Station +o take all our
electrical machinery, it has 700 H. P. Climax boiler and a 500
H. ?. Corliss engine.
\
We have also bought two steam shovels( one 60 tons,
other 90 tons) for loading the crude ore at the mines. We expect
to start full capacity in Auguet. All the boys send regards’ ‘
Yours very truly,
To Mr. Jo M Martin,
258 Fairmount Aves,
Newark, Ne Je
Lemean meetin
5 ae Sa
G
June 4tho 1897.
vA oe WW v we ;
yer e
Dear Ira:-
Enelosed please find certificate #28, 10 sharas Ee Ie Ce
Co which I aseign in 1890 to Mr. ¢ R, Clapp , also new certificate
#3, made out in the nams of C. Ee Clapp, to take the piace of the
old certificate.
Please sign ana return new certificate promptly,
I suppose you hear from time to time fhrough Mina as to
: ; have
We expect to , everthing completed
the progress we are making here.
by August lst,
nexte, at which time we will reeeive both of our
Steam shovela, as it ig our intention now to load all the crude
ore from the mines by steam shovels.
We have bought the Quplicate of the larga shovel used
by Carnegie in the Messaba district. The shovel weighs 90 tons
and ig sold under the guarantee that it will average 1750 tons
10 hours per day, for 30 succes sive days, and as it only takes
7 men to operate it, you can easily see our mining cost is going
to be very low.
In spite of the low puices for iron ore at present, we
still figure we can make a very handsome profit and as everything
‘will be full capacity when ve start in August, it will not be very
Hy
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long before we will know " Where we are at”,
Mre Edison's health is very @000, and he is at work on
several new things.
Pleane give my regards to Mrs. Miller and the 11ttlée
Yours very truly, }
Vy
June 3rd, 1897,
My Dear Gaunt:-
Yours 28th, ultimo I received Tuesday last on my
return to Orange,
and was very glad indsea to hear of your gafe
arrival home,
T have delayeg answering yours, thinking it
possibly I misht get to New York to-morrow,, but now I find wilt
be unable to BO
I spend Mondays only in Orange ang am here the
balance of the week., but T will try and call on you at an early
day and wild telephone you when find © can get away, Have
somethings of interést to tell you, Mr. Edison is in g00d health
and is happy in the conviction, that in spite of the present low
price of ore, that we will 8till have a &000 profit on our product,
He joine me in kindest regards to yourself,
Yours very trully,
Jane 10, 1897,
Dear Mr, Edison:
tomday on the Power Station » 4nd the M26ons are also at work
~0n the balaneg of th
@ foundation in Mili #4,
Five. of the Castines that carr
¥ the Pillow
blockg Por
the Jack shart and two of the large casting that
ting betwean the °
carry the . C$ONnecting shar
three high rollg
Jaek shat, arg in Plave, On °ne Of the larme ¢
aBtings the
bolt holeg
36 aentar,
. 80 that we have been
comelicga
%9 chip them, anq will charge thig labor back to the
Weimer People, Everything else Moving along about the 8aMa ag
Yours very truly,
‘desired, I am
To Stuart A Coats - ‘Req,
\e
307 7
ra June 11, 1897,
‘
Dear Mr. Coata?-~
Replying te yours 9th, inet, I bem 10 say that we
expect the plant to produce on an averare one thousand tons of
briquettes por day, within a very short time after starting wp.
Our briquettes will apgay 68% metallic iron or 38 unite,
which at say 6 sents per unit would be G8 x B= $4.08 per ton
delivered at the furnaces, and less and averame of freinnt of
about 75 cents would net us F, 0. Be cars here $3.30 per tute
Trustins that this will sive you the information
Yours very truly,
345 Broadvay,
New York City.
June 12, 1897.
My Dear Mr. Clapp:-
We herewith return stock certificate #63 Rdison
fron Concentrating Co,, for ten shares as requested by yore
We have by no means eiven up hope as far as this
stock is concerned and are still holding the Michigan property
and believe that if we gst in full shaker von here, that we
will be able to do something with the Western end in spite
of Messaba and Other districts.
The atest dsvelopment in our property here is
the adéption of - steam shovela for loading the crude ore at the
mines.
We buy the shovels under a guarantee that they will
oad 1750 tons in ten hours witi seven mon, and that they will
averaze this continuously., go we expect to get ‘our erude ore
very choap.
Yours very truly,
gamit ces &.
June 15, 1897,
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Sonate eS Ee
Deur Mr. Edisonte-
“
I herewith enclose labor report for yesterday,
Bleo letter from Vulean siving confition of the work on the
shovel,
On my arrival here f fing the work ef Lrussing
a
ad
the cran: , -ovar horsg is vompleted, alsa that bhroe of the
right anglod pillow hicexs at three high volla are poltea ‘down ©
haa bearings in place, also that the 8 pillow blocks oi;
Jack Shafts ara in nlaes
Ft)
and, that goven of them have the bottom
ead tm Bee
‘parts on the pillow biocke attachedes
At Power Plant she postt,-trussing and studding
. are all. in place for holler house , and the boarding is being put
Mes Give theras of tha trusees for Power House ate in place
/and the talanes are raacy to be holstade
fhe teereh from Mill 41 te ofl house is
rractically camelatac and the piped sre bein put down.
Acavering your talephone massame ,» would say that
2 hearn tnat Perer is cewn 36° with the trench , and also that
eat rode 4? tore es but without finding any~
.
hank. pugs ae
gh
thinge
Ac ecmenncsanes iv iton One 78 POTTER ERSTE
SN errr eR TEE TO
SELES SATE ETS
eae ee ee donee
Mr. EQison 2
He claims to be meeting with a lot of boulders
and is compelled +o ao a lot of blasting,
We have not ag yat received the Berkmann dynamo
the matter is closed and the “dynamo can be shipped at any time
we order it,
Will go ahead with the orders for the crane ,
motors and resistance boxes at once,
I herewith enclose letter from Mr, Bachelor
regarding the Ms Po #4= 75 dynamo at Springfield. Please advieg
what «e ahall. do Yegarding it, :
Have closed with Weimer for the machine work on
castings #2153 at 1-3/4 cents per pounds
Yours very truly,
seen ia fiers
July 28th, 1897,
Mr. george Ho fhwartz,
Socorro,
New Mexico,
Dear Sirt~
x
Senin: to your favor of the Rist, I beg to stata
that the only market for Vanadium, is in thd form of Vanadate
‘of Ammonia used in calico printing and the rating of Aniline
Black. Could orude Vanadium ores be procured tndaply 80 the
price of janaaions aalte, eay Vanadate of Stade ‘for AriKtanoe, .
could be put on the market. at one ($1.00) aollar perrportides it
would have I think; a large eale, ‘replacing other ohdnioate
in certain industries, which are not near 80 efficient. Kot.
might send a couple pounds of concentrated with data, as to “qua
ity available and probable price — and I will call the attention
of some of my chemical friends to it, with whionh you oan. correspond
Yours very trulys
Tee Ne ena
ERE ria SVEN AT REET Ene gcae tte gt prpibeet fete tte
Auge 6tine 189 Toe
My dear Bow'sor,
Yes E sola ths atock and transfered it, as I actually
nesded ths monay; My Wall, street friends think I cannot make
oy another suceess, and that IT ana back number, hence I cannot raise
on even £10000.- from them, wnt I am going to show them that they
o aro very much mistaken} fam full: of vinegar yet, although I
have had to suffer from tng neglect of an absent minded Providence
in thia scheme,
Yours very tralyo
ERROR Wi 1a sas
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ia eit tet hinds a
Wales bac tant abncse Corie
August 14, 1897,
Cou, Je Ce. Reiff,
.52 Exehange Place,
New York City,
_ My Bear sir: ~
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thi authorizea
f
August 1st. $9,
received
Replying to your recent favor W8 beg to say that
capital of thig company is $2,225,000 ‘Of which to
the comp any having
nY and the .
Sequiring of iron org 14anas,
for pat ante,
rights 8tGe
No bonds or preferred stock have baen issued and <:
all the property is free from mortrarg 8xcept one Piece of a fey
acreag recently acquired, which igs mortearea for $3500., the
mortgare not falling aus for about tyo ang One half(2-1/2) yéarg,
We own leasg and have option on about 1600 acres
of iron ore lanas in New York, New Jersey ang Pennsylvania,
The liability of the Gompany on August 1st were
about $55,000, alt for merchandise used in construction of our
epee ar
Ser tI ARE oe ok opiates
;
Col.
Je
avery small
Co Reiff. 72>
We load the ore at +he mines by Steam Shovels at
cost per ton, and deliver it, Via our own railroad,
to the crushing plant where it is crushed and separated. We then
compress the
iron ore concentrates into "Briquettes" and ship
‘them to the blast furnaces for eonversion into pig-iron.
Our * Briquett as" assaying about 68% Metallic
Tron, .035 Phosphorus and .615 ‘Sulphur are a very high grade
Bossemer oree
~
During the entire operation, from the time the
org lies in the sarth ‘tntil the iron " Briquettes" are loadsa
on cars for
or Loaded in
by human hand
thus reducing
and 3000 tons
shipment And the sand either put on the sand pilé
cars for shipment, the material is not touched
Os ‘put is handled entirely by automatic machinery,
the Labor cost per +on +0 the minimum. . |
The capacity off all our machinery is 300 tons -per
kpur or 6000 tone per aay(20 hours), we estimate upon averaging
_ about 4000 tons per day, giving 1000 tons of ira: Briquett es",
of sana, ( we have & market for a considerable por-
tion of the sand at profitable prices)
The foundation stone upon which our enterprise is
Cole Je Ge Reiff -3-
built is the geopraphical position to our market ‘as compared
with all compatitive gourees of supply of Bessemer ores, taking
Reading, Penne as the central point. of our market, the distance
from the various iron mining deposits furnishing Bessemer ores
are about as follows, Lake Superior 1500 milese, Michigan 1230
milas., Cuba 1659 miles., Spain 5839 miles., Africa 4320 mites
Adirondacks 509 miles., white,we ane only 112 miles.
With an out put of 360,000 tons per year we
would only be able +o supply a’ smal per cent Of the total iron
ore used in the Eastern market, and as we make and ship the best
pre that ‘oan be bought ( see copy of letter from Crane Iron Co
enclossd) ws are. assured of.a market for our out put under almost
1
any condition of. business, no matter how ‘depresse de ae Ls
Based on results already obtained by mintng our
plant we believe that we can put the iron * Briquettes" on the
‘market in competition with all other Bessemer ores at a handsome
profit, even at present Low prices, which are the lowest ever
made,
Yours very truly, 7
' Hs
BVI NET RON ETM ICE ETN SANK
CORSON WERE UES PEASET ORES
August 18, 18975
Dear Mro Coats$~
Replying to yours 13¢h, I beg to say that the
newspepoer reporte, as to Mr. Edison or ourselves being connected
with the new plant at West Portal, Ne Je are not coprect, ws
having nothing to do with it.
We do not know just what sort of a plant it is to bq
although here been told thas it is being built for a rope ana
cordaze miil
Both steam shovela have been received and are at
-work stripping the garth from off the ore, and both machines are
a Batigfactory, and well. udapted for our work, enabling us to *
‘ pat out a laree tonnase per day ata very Low cost per ton for
Labor and repairs, the 90 ton shovel has so far handled about
- 45000 tong without a cent for repairs, and the 60 ton shovel
has handled about 190,000 tonsa and repairs are less than $50.00
All our work 18 well along axcept our 15 new
; bricking mehines; to save time we made some of the parts ourselyes
and contracted out the balance, among which were the frames. These
were ali to be completed by July 25th. and although we furnished
the partigs building them a complete set of gauges, we were com~
8y: Hs elite, Sab bbs
etn nina I gh
sewn mae re pcan
Mr, Coats
Poll eq 24nd the mashing
work had aly to be done Over again,
We have re s@lved nine oF the machines that hayg
bean rebuiit ana are Promised thé other six b’ September lst, ana
hope to Set startog vary gaan after’ that time ana shall hope then
» to have a visit from your father 4nd yourself,
Your gs very truly,
To Stuart 4 Coats Esq. ,
Cusinaan Villa,
Newport, R, Io
August 28, 1897.°
My Dear Mr. Pazot-
In accordance with your request that we write rou
confirming the information given you while here last weeks We
Bend you the following.
the authorized capital of the Company is $2,260,000
of which, %O Anrust 1st last $2,116,300: has bsen paid in, the
company having receivea $100 in cash for every share issued
(21163 shares), this entire amount has been used in the construc’.
tion of our plant, and the acquiring of iron ore lands, nothing
having ‘poen paid for patents rights ete ete.
No bonds or preferred stock have been ‘isaued, and
all property ie fras from mortgare, except one pisce of a fev
acres recently aequired, which is mortgaged for $3500, the
mortgage not falling due for about tvo,/‘andaone half (2-1/2) yeara,
.We own , lease and have ‘options on about 16000
acres of iron ore lands in the East, and have control of all the
large deposits that ‘have ores suitable for concentration, by this
means We expact to avoid sorious competition.
The lissbilities of the company on August lst, lass
wera.sbout $6500, ali. for current bills es merchandise used in
,
Mre Page ~Qe
the construction oF our plant,
to-day the liabilities are sone~
what less,
we having paia orr more than our new purchasea,
We loaa
the ore at the mines by steam shovhie at
a very small coat Per ton and deliver it
» Yia_ our own railroads j eae
to the crushing plant,
where it is erushed ang separatedi-Ye thdn
compress
the iron ore concentrates into " Briguett ba and ship.
them to ths
blast furnaces for conversion into pig Leone our
assaying about 63% Metallic Iron, 35
e015 Sulphur are all
"Briquettsa"
Phosphorous and
of the highest grade of Bessemer ore,
During
the entire opsration, from the time the
ore lies in the earth
until the iron « Briquettes" ars loaded
On cars: Sor shipment,
and the sand eithor put on the sand pile
or loaded in cars for shipment,
the material is not touchea
by human hand,
but is handloea entirely by aut omatic machinor
ve
thus reducing labor cost per ton to the minimum
| The capacity of all our machinery is 300 tons per
hour or 6000 tons per day (20 hours), w9 astimate upon averaging
about 4000 tons Per day,
giving 1000 tors of iron " Briquett os",
and 3000 tons of sand,
(:we have a market for a- considerable por~
tion of the sand-at LE eeieante prices).
fat a , \
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Tt AS RENE RAL ER:
Mr Pago -3-
Tie foundation stons upon which our enterprise ts
puilt is the geographical position +0 our market as compared
with all competitive gources of supply of ‘Bessemer ores, taking
market, the distance
Reading Penne as the central point of our
from the various iron mining aeposits furnishing Bessemer ors
are about as follows, Lake Superior 1500 milese, Michigan 1230
milage, Ouba 1650) milose, Spain 3830 miles, Africa 4320 milese,
milose
Adirondacks 509. milese, while we are only 112
With an output off 300,090 tons per year we would
only be able to supply 4 small por cent of tha total iron ore mused
in the Rastern market, and 28 We make and ship the best ore. that
can be bought ( ego copy of letter from Grane Tron Co qnelosed)
we are assured of a market for our output under almost any
comition of business; no matter how depresseds ef
A11 our estimates of costs are Pased on the results
of actual opsraitions during tests, we having mined ‘and. crushed
about 150,000 tons of crude ore and shipp ead the product poth
concentrates arid sande
You vill remember from the figures in detail that
P7showad you, that we sstimate the total cost of all labor. about
at +
Pee, = has
+ F
when
$160, 000 per year( This labor cost is bassa on mining the org by
hand as we formerly aia it, no deductions being madg for the
cheapning owing to our use of Steam shovels)
and that we allow.
net #170, 000 per year for repairs, renewals ana depreciation, to which
and executive and the other general
is
- I is to be added our fuel costs
expenses making a +t
otal cost oF about $400;000 { 1 go not give
the figures in fuil detail but will be laa to do it if you ao)
desire)
The coset and profit
Per ton depends of course , on bh
the number, of tons. of 1 aie W8 can makes and Ship per day
{ we ado not make any allowance in our estimates for receip
from the gale of 6and,
+8
although wo Sxpect it will bring us quite
@ large incong)
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The crude ore will average on a very gens srvative
basis, about 19% Metallic Iron, requiring us to uae four tone
of crude ore for gyory aan of 68% Briquett es and alloying Ai 4
loss in the tailings dn attached sheet 1 give you the ‘eBtimat ed
profits on various mumber of tons averare per pe for a year,
As stated before our machinery has a capacity of 6000 tons in
20 hours, We menav ee only estimate On averaging about 4000 tons
a
fe
per day _
oe SY
whio. we @ hope ‘to- average more, still shoula we average
Mr Page h=
only 1994 tons in 20 hours we woulda still have a profit of
$165,100 per yaar( See asatimate) if our expectations ares realized
We will make — somewhere between $300,000 ‘and $500,000 per ysar
based 6n present low prices of iron ore.
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Our ore deposits here averages about 600 feet wide” ”
for about a mile and one half s and the other portions ‘averares © ‘
about 375 feet for a mile and one half, and surveys that wa have
about 165,000, 000 +ons. of crude ore available , and as some of she
other aapoaies are vory much larger than this one. We belisve
that we control more iron org than any other company in the worla °”
You asksd us to send you this data so you’ could
consider our eoterpriss from an investment standpoint, and v6
beg to offer you and your frienas 250 shares of 2our: stock, or: ”
: any part thereof at par $100 per shares, which is the game price
. 4 f .
Mr. Edison pays for his, no rebate being made him in form of a 3
salary , or any Other form for the time and work he haa-
given to this Company. This offer is made for acceptance on‘ or
before September 10th next. We expect to get our plant in fill
operation shortly after this datee In the meantime should you and
your friends desire to investigate more closely, we will be glad
M's ; .
to have you. visit us again _ or the writer will brine whatever
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Mr Page -6~
data we have to Philadelphia for your inspection. By
Should we have failed to give you any epesial
information you desire » pPlsase advise us of it and we will for-
ward it to you promptly.
He Fate te
Yours very truly, Cs
New Jersey & Pennsylvania Cons Wkse
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Va Pe
en FOP ENF TERR UR METS ATTN
August 28, 1897.
Kstimated profits for one year on various number of tons
——Byarage of crude org por day ( 20 hours) Based on 18 % eruge ores_
Tf averaza is 1851 arude tons profit will be $106, 980
" * " #4944 «© " w " 8 133, 900
noon " 9160 "oom ow 165,100
" oy 6 8356 8 "4 oo 202,000
” ’ u 9599 " " i) * ot . 246,300
| te t " 9880 #* # ” . wow 300,500
" t " 3240 » t) 0 ooo 368; 100
" ” 4 3703 4 ” 0 om | 455,400
- 3 i ideas oy » 4 won B71, 300
” Cf] * 5184 " ” " you 733,520
Re Maen nem eee Oe ae Oe Arena naene ttt eee neSe tenement reenact eneeaenper te s+ = euevenmerene-enreee wee—emenaenserrene
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Sr as ME
Hi 8b Ven 1B nk ty ATU WA Cee then pedei conti Tek DWN Oona) ae
Sept. 2nd. 1397,
Dear My Martint~
Yours 3lst ultimo enclosing copy of Laveen to
Mr Waters is at hand ana tI hava aoe both carefully, in reply
I beg to say that Mr Upton mentionsa having met you ana said that
* you thought of coming out to gat data for an article" to which
IT replied " we would be glad to Have you come. I aia 6% know that
he had askea you t9 come, which he did on his own responsibility
and without our knowledge and I did state to Mr Waters when hg
. was here that we did not send for you, not knowing that you haa
been asked to come by Mr Upton, this I aia not know until raceips
of your lettor.
Both Mr Edison and I regret that thers shoula hays
been any misunderstanding and can assurg you that we want +o give
Mr Guy and yourself all the help we cane, but as far ag we are :
concerned having nothing +o sell that woulda be helped by Newspaper
articles we do not carg whether anything is published or not
relative to our plant., but as there seemed to be a desire
among some of the ‘Newspaper people for something about it( we
hava requests for data from over a dozen papers) we wars willing
to do what we could to bs accomodating.
Pretec 8 Ar 5 ersten Sf ATVI AREATERT TEE TPS RTE TET TERY PMT RTT Oe Tn TAY SERA N EE FEE
* 2 Sear a eee eae
Mr Martin Qa
We mks this explanation as we do not Want you 40 >
feel that we have been unfair to Me Guy and yourself. |
We have not yet had a chance te get & the data
you wanted, shall we g0 sheaw® With ite
Yours vary truly,
FUERIM OTL CONTRACT.
Aaya
NEW YORK, Sept.1st,1897,
THE STANDARD OIL, COMPANY agrees to sell to the NEW JERS
& PENNSYLVANIA CONCENTRATING WORKS, Bdison,N.J.,who in turn
agree to take all the FUBL OIL they shall require for use at
their Works, estimated to be from 46 to 75 barrels per day,
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having a gravity of not over thirty-seven (37) degrees, during
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the period of twelve (12) months from the above date, which
amount is to be shipped in not less than tank car lots for
delivery on railway track at Edison,N,J. at a net price of
two and one-half (2 & 1/2) cents per gallonjpayments to be made
on the fifteenth (15th) of each month for all 011 shipped the
previous month,
{t is also agreed and understood that in case of fires ,
strikes, or other unavoidable causes, on account of which the
:
if
Works of the New ygersey & Pennsylvania qoncentrating Works:
shall be shut dowm at any time during the Life of this contract
then the New jersey & pennsylvania Concentrating Works shall
‘not be required to take any more 011 at their Works than shay
may absolutely need during such stoppage; the agreement and
understanding being that the New Jorsey & Pernsylvania Concen-
trating Works shall use our oil during the lite of the contract.
It is further agreed that the Standard 011 Company shall
. not be held responsible for accidents or unavoidable delays in
“he delivery of the goods. mete a |
‘STANDARD OIL COMPANY~ Fuel Oi1 Dept.
Per
se Vers Mer,
; We apree to take and pay for said oil on the terms stated.
Mr MoIntogh, ,
c/o i Thomas Mo Nally, .
1007 Forbes Strast,
Pittaburs, Penn. ; ¢ eae
pear Sirt~
tir Ite Be Vanderhoof has given us your name as a foreman
bi .
aapable of’ taking chares of our ming work here, which is to
hilis of peck 1/2 mils Long, side cute, Load rock with eter
shovels, width of vein 600 feet, 13 arilve night and. day, capacity
of Mill Sor crushing 5000 tense daiiy. , . _
The kind ef a man we want is one that has’ had =
expergance in w-diling, loading holes properly, handling of tran
and taking general charge of the mines
Ve have no use for & man wha thinks there can be no
loprevremsnte made in mining and who kicks against every exp srimert
Sought to be made to cheapen the cost of productions - . '
If you ars open to an engagement about the lat of
Octeber ani think rou wan f111 the bill, state your terms. The
Job i8 ali. thse gear roune if satisfactorily done. :
Yours very truly,
ae New Jersey & pennsylvania corte oa
’ .
ace oF
Ret: BE a a MESSI ITER
Septe 24, 1897,
Duties of Assistant Sup e-int endent Mining,
You willl have charge of the mining both shifts,
a night
but
agsistant will be furnishea to take charge ni
ghts ung
your orders,
; You wi: LL call on the Master Mechanio for all repaire
\
ie arilis, gars ,
so Steam Shovels that cannot be done by
; the shovel scunners thems atveus
t
The locomotives 48 far as
furnishing men to run them
and keep than in order wil be under the ohier Engineer, but.
the work of the locomotives will be under your orders,
Drillers, os chov ot men, track men and 1 all other men
employed in mining will be under youe The fireman of :the
boilers for drilling will be in the Chier Engineer aeparte
‘MONG, but subject to your. Orders as far ag runing is. con=
corned.
You will Personally spot ana measure up all the holes
to be drilisa and: indicate the amount of powder to go in each
hole. ;
All stripping will be under you,
nite xeon the Chief Clerk.
you ean get men and
aa me FER ENNTETHY TI ESET PREY
9 PIRI OE PRESSED OE RN
ii aaa a TE
Qe
You can Gischarge youn men, except those under the
Chief Rngineer » and with the approval of the
Orders for supplies you will send through chief Clerk
You will be provided with & desk in the generalsorhs ce
where you can make out your reports ,. lay out your work
for the next aay ote,
Do not hire any boy less than fifteen(15) years old,
Septe 24, 1897A.
Duties of Assistant Suporint endent
Has executive charge of the techinal ait of everything
Souneer ed with the Mills except the mitra,
All changes in machinery or methods of runing the dire
is to be approved by yous
“AML disputes Ste. between the men SPnneeree with the
work to be decided by. yous
The managers of the three mills, Master Mechanic, and
Chief migiices ane discharge their own men, but must. not
‘hire any without your approval or that. of the Orange office
All orders of material ¢ or “supplies for the Mill to be
approved by yous.
All daily reports of the various heads of depastmente
will be sent to you for information and filing, as well aa
& copy to the Superintendents.
If ahead of a department neglects his duty or is
imcompetsht, report it to the Superintendent or Orange
office
nm Que
8 You will have a meeting in the evening of ‘the variong
h heads of departments ana mays out the anes Pon the night and
the following momings Tn case of absence arrange matters
Rerore hand. Incase of absence or sicknesa of a mill
manager arrange for another masawee ha run, ‘both plantas
9 The chief draught onin will design such machinery ° as
" you decide is necessary. . ,
10 . If you can: see, or any of your men suggest any improver
ment, which in your judgement seems a good SRG but ‘which
entails considerable expense, say $100, aubinit Propposition
to Sup erin tendent, ‘af less use eal own judgement and go
aheade
11 Make daily report to Superintendent in such a form as.
will be explained. to yous
You will have in your office a list of every man under
you with rate of wages, also a list of men you can gotr in
case of sickness of regular 1 mene
At the nesting in. the pyeniag where the work is Lata. out
for. the day, record’ at in a book ana give a slip +0: gach
head of aepartment just what he is to ao.
“Oe
14 Wagea of the men in the ‘Mille. ete will be sot by the
Sup erintenaent or from Oranges
15 me yard men. toans and cart men. wild be under the
Chief Clerk, while the work they ‘are to 9, except iit the
mines, is to be under your directions —
- Sept, 1897,
Duties of the Manager of the Bricker Plant.
You wild be under the Ascistant Sap erintendsnt and have
charge of and be responsible for the raning of > aad
Plant both thifts.
There will be & day and night foreman and you wil
“thoroughly teach theme men as welt as the men in thp ;
Bricker plant their autiess
You may ‘Gl scharge any man in the brfeker plant enon?
the mon under the Chief Engineer and with. the approval oF
the Assistant Superintendent you may hire men for your
plants
All changes in the Bricker plant whioh you may think
desirable should be submitted to the Aveietant Superint-endon
In abaense of Assistant Sup er int endent and in an
emergency apply. to any head ofa department sia help
You wil have @ desk in the office where you can make
out your reports and keep your records ates
. In the evenings the managers of the Mills ete will meot |
at the office and lay out the work for the next. daye
‘Do not hire any boy lese that fifteen yeare old
: Septe 24, 189%
Buties of the Manager of Mill #2
2 You will be under the Assietant: Superint endent and
have ‘charge of and be responsible for the runing of the -Mi2
#1 both shifts, d oa | :
2
‘There will be a aay. and night foreman and you wil
‘thoroughly teash these men as well as the tien a the min
their ‘ditties.
8 You may ‘discharge any man in MALUAR except the men
under ‘the Ohief Engineer ana with the epproval of the
' Assistant Superintendent you may hire men for 1 Plante
4 All changes in the wana ‘whieh you may think desirable
shoula be submitted to the Assistant Superint endent,
5 In absense of Assistant. ‘Superintendent and in an
emergency apply to any head of a departinent ssl help.
6 ‘You wild have & desk in the offtos where 7 ean make
out your reports and keep your recoras ‘etoe
7 a In the evenings the managers of the Mills ete will meet
‘
at the office and lay out the ads for the next Gaye
“De ‘not: hire any boy less thes: fifteen years Olds 4,
Duties of the Manager of the Grushing Plante
You will be under ‘the Assistant Superintendent ane
havo charge of and be: responsibla for the runing of the:
Crushing Plant both chiftss.
There will be a day and night foreman and you will
thowpughly teach these men as well as the man “in ‘the Mill
their duties
You may discharge any man in the orushing plant, oxcopt
the ian under the Chief ‘Engineer and with the approval
of the Assistant Sup erintendent you may hire men for your
plante .
-AlL changes in the Mill ‘which ea may tkink desirable
shonld be submitted to the Assistant Guperint endents
In absenes of Assistant Sup erintendent ‘an in an anaes
genoy apply to any head of a department for help
6 You will have a assk in the offioe where you oan make ou
your reports and. keep your records ates |
7 In the evening ths. managers of the Mills ete will moot
'% at the office and lay ont the work for the next dsye
~Qe-
8 The Ohief Blect#ician will keep in order the Electric
Granese, but you will hire the men to run then subjsct %0 the
ifeproval of the Assistant Superintendent.
t
? Do. not hire any boy less than fifteon years Olde
Sept. 24, 1897, |
Duties of the Chier Eaginesr
You will be under the Assistant Superintendent,
2 You will nave charge of all the boilers, Bngines, Air
Oompraséers, Pampg, “Steam, air ang Water, -8nd ipiping,
3
You wil1
s
also have charge of
the bofler ana ‘engine
Piping for water &t the shovel an
@ arillboiiers wi}
he under you,
or the Orange office who wild -86t th
9 wages of each position, :
The Loconotivy runners are under yous,
the locomotives is to ao,
but the work of
de under the mine manazors,
You are to carry out the orderg of
Be
whe of Hiring etee, if he ggeirgs, +o charge a firemah
he diioula ve plinmtttea to do so on yous ‘approvale
i wild ¢aye ‘the bows ‘fipeman to make a daily, dal
of the ‘soa homeuia, and you will. pond, this with your own
rep ores
As fur as repairs for machinery is popsernieds you will be
subj aot $0. ‘the Master Mechanto, and he wil, fuenteh you men to
do. the sate N aer your directions When oad own “pegular |
men have nd. tijnd to ao it
You wil jay. . your work in the evening for the next
day and arrange sok year men and materials.
Do not hire any boy less that fifteen years olde
Sstober, ist. 1897,
Mr, Hdgeir §, Oayirg,
@digon, N.S.
Dear Sirs
Under no eireumst
ancss make any advances
or loan of ny kind +06 any employes, Without a written order
8iznea by some’ 8xXeCclutive Offiear ot thig company }
Ths mon 8y
intruateg 68 you ig for the pu song of Paying what we Owes our
employees: arig La not to he used fon Loans or advances,
eee Te wey
SY SLE YTEU TE TES BIA
Letterbook, LM-246
This letterbook covers the period April 1895-January 1898. Most of the
correspondence is by Walter S. Mallory, vice-president of the company. The
letters deal mainly with insurance renewals, stock transactions, company
financial obligations, and plant operations. Some of the items pertain to
Mallory’s personal affairs. Other letters relate to Edison’s efforts to attract
outside investors to the company, the assertion of his ore milling patent rights,
and a comparison of the company’s costs and profits with a similar operation
in Michigan. There is also a list of stockholders dated December 31, 1895. A
few letters concern the phonograph business. The front cover is marked "N. J.
& Penn Conc Wks W. S. Mallory #1." The spine is marked "WSM 1." The
book contains 501 numbered pages and an index. Pages 73-74 have been
removed from the book. Less than 20 percent of the book has been filmed.
Some of the letters may be difficult to read due to very faint green ink and
purple smeared ink. Related letterbooks can be found in the Walter S.
Mallory Papers (Special Collections Series).
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My dozer
to mur progress at BF
Searels As you will note from our letter head
ee ONS ’
ouy Sermrdl offieas tron
he move, YF like the
with my family hore,wrich jz vory ploasant,
Regardim: the mill,
tha lmese rolls te., ada tug age in vi
ine larre fieces dow to the sices wiich are 1/2" and smaller,
seen thevouwrnhly
howe in alto our eating amd £
ta fake gare of
tir, Clapp
INE REM. SW fib Lo Lcd
ORANGE, N.J.
Huve tad it in mind for some time past to
“‘thyeee days here and three days
tested, and id,in its present. coniltiar,
atistaatory teh us. We ran
itat this rate. We ran in all eleven ov twelye \
‘fheugand tonsa ni yfrtom the date ‘wa uew have in hand,
aafo in anying that the wear
xOw York tc Orange, andag I now spend i
aud tear is poing to m. lass than tha |
figures I showet you when dass at wt
FEE nices chakra ey eee es ashen ee
May 8, 1898,
write you ag
disc, but other matters have kept me buaily
we have moved
at Edison each week,it keeps mon
change very much ag it enablas me to be :
the crush ing plant,which imlades
i ich we reduce the ore from
has
on tirel:
Sho vagy at the rato of -275 tons a
oynd the mach inery with atple capac ity,
i
think wa qe
dison, Tne large volls ara ay /
mt ira
trouble
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vary Pew little e banres
- satisfactory.
(2)
suceess and seem to erush up the larger pisces with less
than they do the smaller, Our largest picee of are that
we huve so far put theough waighed 9,208 pouris,
Mili One has alse been thorougniy testersdi,ond with the
which we aro now moking,can also be called
-
,
-TIn oor test mins,we nave run at the rate of 25
tons per hour,anl found the mill capacity could take over 300,
; Y
“pt i shells
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boo e .035,
i nants
| 4 ¥930 phosphorous,
i empnat
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gone,.
thive
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we axpect to run as a wegiudar thing sbout sé 1/2%, and
The three high rolls are entirely suécessful, the wear on the
botne less than we hada figuesd,and the efficienay very
a
8 : : : Peet eee at
hich, the avevaroa boing in the neig¢rborinoa of SOA. The gcvremms
and wmarnets also worked successfully, The latter,without the fie
rH
danta which tnoy will get a little later on,have been masing
ado ut at iron ore for us, and as the phosphwrovs in this cuns
it makes a very pood Fessemer ore. “With the finer adjust-
‘
We Ars at present at work om the bricking plant apd
te get a test run on this some tine roxt wok,
voy as if in about 30 daya wa will be in shape to pw the
priguettes on the market as a ragular thing, md as far as wa have’
everytning is entirely satisfatory to us,
Shere hes been no change as yet in the prices of the Ore
Milling stock, Very little of it has chmge@d minda'in tha Tagt 4
or fot months. The moment we rot ahipning J look fora
Every thing
if
narked Luepeade tui tie market po ice 4
advisaG jist how ey Ory tiiine rocs
7 POCs,
fal n
HOMINIS ina yess f
voey kindly te Mpy wlapp ,
rr ans + n Sietews eid :
renls te Monrsel?, Y am,
TO 3
4
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© ff, Olarp Ksg.,
Pitishurei, Pa,
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try ani keep you
Mv agar Mr, Uleapp ;:
tours of the “Svcd, wit.,was rece’ced promptly ana
‘noted, ve have bien tore tan basy of late so havé put off
We are vuonahs ervushing mill ,abdo
RAMS mii) ani githiny ab thé vate of about 259 tp 30: tens
VS o%8 coneentrates par day. iy Bdleun wae naforeungte enough fa
sprain his ankle aome little bine ago and wag Lada up quite &
ithe ttme with in, This jo}ay ed starting our bricker plant,
va deabont asain and the dettes oat of last week we put on the
Shyish au, nayeh@s af the brigken plant and we expect to start is
. é
go thot it | ny a question of a fev days. now
v9 wid hare briquettes golng fovmrd ty She fumaceg,
ter everything bas mute catdafactorys and, while we
neve Sa a mood many Lathe we ore firmly oonvindsd thas
grad ovindiples upea wish cur plant is bude ard Ya Hn Bai4a:-
Thy. advance in the vies of oe of cowbse is ved .
ad ia aedne te anke a dU Mf ston we of 6 tw bBo, &
ey fan, WALL try and keep you eis postha,
Lo ueth you ad your fenily ace Well, I waMBAN,
Yeusts oo aty truly,
a Se eee |
Wek \wdchie fre Ce ely tae a IE Claas RET sai Mew :
yA So ata
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Nudes
Jun, ductiere | | ; |
U Drop Uabiaere Seine dutta \ut your / Hee 2 wh guste SR |
akin \ eahaenellandi ooacer ene a ts Utne ae
apg a tag ke ag >
Gy Jove Wbume aie gp wile ct tae Dea BAR sped 2
Syst nasinpronmapayrrmecnen ey sree erm Sera tinn ro eS meen Te he
‘eee Be is
¥y SS, PEerry gste
:
Maw Yor,
THe story, thst 3 ray 2 “that the: dparations
at bee HOPE o 3, re are that J. reqratted that. 7 had
sfoage bunlaess, te shsolutsly and “unqual ited ay
an noe think ibimen Leos nay. sot fron. my
eeRonal, Hue sf what, ae have done egand.s the: fact that 2
prac lars have now be aen golved, 1 neldeve ers esemiy today, then
af Ls jinae T heve bean gonnacted oy th the onterpri
Paice’,
Hecided Ptaane iz juadeeo ia warely a question opt no tue oy
You: wid. cabling, ma by showing baie
Letter wa the person from whom you obtained tho story, and ‘nose
hace you decline bo
‘yours very. truly.
‘Shee an “
PAST Aah ya fez
faye Url, LB8Aa,
Jamee G. Paivish Faq.
New Yorks
My deer Sir:
i that the money alrgagy investe? in the Gancen-
a 2 ey
cratine Porka may be saved antl made profitable, 14 15 neeesfary
what more woney ba raised, 7 have eertein finanvial “ysotiagtions
My Wile. sone maome go:elan Crierds, and I am hopeful thet they
Wik DY eonstoieds
Aas oun told that you and your friends do
noh axpect teu arail yauyuélves af the uptison thet you hola on ths
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aroek of bhea Mus o-- 0. io Cgimerleaniu Gencantrating Worke, it
A. BO, af ulb tha tvemsiry stock hen oeen ssaued, exgapt that
vitar opvdioen, 7 woulk ba ob lived df von would @ign the attashes
shanne, 26 thab foima. Lavecsomething to offer the forsian parties,
Yours ves trbly,
vengent rat
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Mills at Edison, N. J,
Cost Machinery, Enuildings, Railroad, Cars
Locomotives and all other Appliances, |
Oost Real Estate in fae,
Cost Mineral Righta and Leases,
Ingurance, Taxes and Interest.
Supplies on hand,
Ora on hand,
Adcounts and Bilis eesaivabea:
Gagh,
Aesounts Payable for Mase,
bilkla Payable for Mdse,
Sales Ore, Sand and Wood,
Gapital Stock (912 vaid in cash)
’
in cash and used us above,
Yours very truly,
Statement eP New Jersey and Pennsylvania Concentrating Works.
Capital Authorized 32000000 .00
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Plant or Property,
Fobuary, 29th, 1094,
My dody Mr, tves: -
Yours 25th, T have fully noted, ales Mr, Corrigans letter
oP 26th, which J herewith return; Me, eoerigan has avidentiy
alaunderstood my offer te you, as when it was made I had no idea
of jnaking any charge whatever far the aoryiess of ovr man, whe
ould Lovk into the problem and try and solwe it, if he did solve
it, then tha queation cof pay for ths right to vse the eeoeeee might
sume up, but I had not sven thought of thes; ly ideq in making
she offer was, if oesaible, to nelp nes make more money out of
the mine, .
Our mas nas been parvtlcularly successful in
: prs
naving f018 that beanuse i: waa rusty, or for various other canses
wouid not amelgamoate witn the mercury,. and at avery small cast
pes, tun, fe dues nor usa sleatricity tn any form! however as
A, Coreszan dogs not approve ot tho idea we will let it drop,
Tonsvte your politieaal coments, and I hope
that your predictions as toa hard times are wrang, to ny mind the
onky safe way in all ta4mes is to keep from spreading out too thin.
30 if herd times dae some everything wild oe well in hand to meet
therm: That we civ. ise what wa preagh vould say that the Liabili-~
ties of one aaxpany{ No oI, 3 P. Wks,jat present ara about $3000 00
and’ that we nave ensin in bank of over ten ins that amount, Nat
- dad far a company with a gash capital of $1,900,000- and with
no bende or mortages on any of rer preperty.
With ickndest remembrances
to Aunt Leu and yournel?, TI am
Yours yery truly,
Leavitt amines nocbrehcsacec oc
March Sth. 1896 *
Has juss returned from tke faneral of hig Fathes,
to wrdte you, that he regrmets not being able to
eat with vowing your fpiende, but that be pone:
49 $0 on samething olge in ‘he Putyre: Also
che rsonlts on the 8 fran & any, that he»
: Bie '
TO Det ven have & copy of them,
ital
Yours very truly,
Magnetic Iron Ore Co,;
Benson, Mines, N. ¥.
Dear § irs?
Maren loth, li 3
I understand that you arg haeipg designed
and built crushing rolls for erushing cr orathing ore or rook by |
kinetic or stored energy; If this is correet, T take this spars
to inform you that I am claiming rolls worked uposy that principle,
and I shall take steps to defend my xights afhen the patant is
igsusd,
Yours very trul
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Maye diy. FOO 1,
Hadgpt Kiver Stane swely Bp
= Gortling wget,
tow yarn.
Péar Stee;
1 undanetnnd thot 7oy wep haNtaR
designed and butt orushing rolls Thy exaowing tr omshing Fuk
by kinet ta or rtored energy; re thtx En Fe daa } thke thus nosna
to “inform you that T am Pladming rots werked on that prinsipie,
and that I ‘ehall take steps te aeftnd xy nights abep aad
is issued, : “
Yours wery tree. oy
SEARS
aN rene
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Marly 1éth, 1806
me, Morton. MeMionaél Jr,
Pirst National Bayk;
Philadelphia, Pa,
' Dear Str;
. Replting te youts lith, ¢ pag to
aay, that at present wo are at work making ¢ numbél* of improvements
iss ony plant at Edison, N, J,, and we hay dvany Sepnatas tim of
being veaty to atart abuut June, end believy that prow thet time
we will run song steadily! Ye shut dpwe varly tn dhe winter
as we were issappolnted in the wesexer ot certain finey due tb.
Mr, Rdison, and ales bocauyd it ig and has oxen aur policy yod #6
30 nso dabt; we hava howaysp now the necessary canh in cenk to
completa the changes being madé and to start the plant at work:
and we believe from the Gost that ya obtained durin’ the test
man last August that we will be abis to produge. the Briquattee at
a price per, ton that will enable us to eg} thet at a very hand
some proPit,
Yours very truly,
NEW JERSE? BERNSYOYAND SG ao RATING WORKS,
Vise Pras,
type
Fuh,
W4bs ~ Pree,
Yarch , i7th., 1996.
Syors ‘Nery try,
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“Signe nepagicing-to zou sen sae Pelephene, % have
‘Mira SESS, “wo sens .., “Shst ot wd cop-convanjenk for him ta
- RNS RO. tat pe hbsheborarory,, Lomorr-qy 4 TYUREPAY) Beth...
“iets, BKRAME 2 seNs,.
eg OERise St.
Wa,
~ayt 5 BDF. 58.
NN ns Hane EI at
Margh 26th., 1896,
ur, W. 8, Perry, Seay-Treas,
Edison'Blectric Light co,, of Buyope, Limited.,
New York City,
ft héwaby fendex my reaignation ag Director of the
Faison Blectric Light Company ar Buroge, Limited, gate ty take
- effect imnediately,
Yours vafy truly,
March 27th,, 1896,
Meas. Magnird 4 Bauetrs,
# 44 Ping Stuy
‘N.Y. Gaty,
Seer Stee:
HibIWuEa Wd hereki hy Yhiid PUA & cope BE beter re
“eleera Brea wordnet of WAY SAbiaties Gt tha state of
Reagan, ALE La debt AYE tba Ub wibh At atiantas Ob er
Hederin bled, WASH Deine wh be a}! Yatavase to got. You wilt
“MBRhar a adele Boo tend pie dy ‘bate mined at a depth ar
BAO Viget wenn tite tuePaes, than $PHiRpoPted eteht mites to these
ER, heevatitemped “and separated and thirty tons of eater handled
Perwebivoy-sen oF wesk prushed, eng pil at a cost of & %.02 per ton;
SPOA WAS <ekepo oaote that the &rogs VRENA, Lm agpeer pen ton of rock,
So 3-2 734: ana thet the cagt per ten mining, selagting, ete., and
, Ransngeting to saa ¥AS 7H Senta par ton. New qompare the above
- gia tne Fee uhts ae obtptnes Rant Avgush in pup tast run, whieh
you Pubs ret piss MAWO not Bk All satisfactory t tous, as they were
very bia Wed owing ta yariong troublog now all overcome, and
hist ised; tHe nat ag mint and dedivering the reck to mill was
44 Shits (ay tor ur fst déno-thtra Atlantic price. Then our
Mie Ry gg,
caste in tig ayy for crushing and Separating should not exésed
thie CO%ts, as while We crush finer, whieh Coats more, Wwe db hot
have th, thirty tons of watap to handle, The price of iron ore
C Combination } for the yaar has ben made $ 4,00 par ton, #o.b,
‘BakPalo, for Norrie ove ‘( the standard ) the freight from Buffalo
te Reading now in $ 2,80 per fon, making a 66 © natural ore cost
s §.50 delivers Reading, or 4 5.809 7 60-9 1/8 cents Per unit,
neg taka suy briquettes at: thia sate, 68 xo Lyé dents “per unit,
Would meke our price A 6.23 pe ban B4liverag Reading; and less
BO cent? per ton freight from kadwon Me Reding, would net ts
2.6.5. Baigon 3 3,34 Parton. Ned as at takes Pony tens of our
Smude rack to make one ton Condont rates, vaih ton ot erude robk
hag groag sale of ¢ 5.34 - Aaj) & Qians de practically the ‘Bame
"Ss the Atlantic reck, I? tis Atwntay Cohpany can make money
wader thelr condition, we haraly thank it nvowssary to state
what #— onght -te under ora,
Yours ery traly,
April,orh, 1894,
lfenry Howard hsaq,
Providence, R, T,-
iy degr Sir:
Replying to vourg Ttn, tulle. Wdison relative to the
organization of the Mossbarp business, My, Edison begs me to
‘write that he is obliged: for the chance ta betome a member of
tire company, but ad it takes al} hig time and resources to swing
his on enterprises, he regrets boing oompelled to decline the
offer,
As goon ts he has anything of interest on.
‘the inner ear, he will be plaased to send it to you,
Yours very truly,
Tee pe AS RS eter iiman
Just. learned of your visit
th not pelnethere to gee YOU, ad hope when vom some egain f
‘SEUNALS. Onoush ta see FOUL Aw Mr, Edisen- ns doubt gaye
Y atest. hs te the mill, wi C OPSUSab, axeant to say.
Ael-we all feed very hopeful of zs. very prod rim when we
edein the Lanter part of June or the Cirst of duky, ¥ sti try
“apd keep you posted after ya get starteds
The lease wo ths house we are now OC RaGiy
dng-3xpires jon May lst,, and ve have unde’ condiderationthe seheme
wor nok going ta housekeeping arain untii fall, and spending the
siamer.dn the country, among other places we have talkad’ of
to Snarta for itey and June, would. you: ta kind enough to Let
aney tits atames of the parties with whom = = family. boarded Lent
wee Ry: while: they /were ‘at svarta, vand the rate of board for adults
and, ter children, my recollection ig that Mya, Upton told me thas
“the Aeeormodat ions wars guine satiefastory during the + nonthe
bh pea:
hou Mea, Up corn
ves wery trole
a
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April, 17th, 1995,
My dear Mr. Batchelor;
We are getting ready for the annual meeting iMay 29
of the ‘Ogden ie Co,, and propose in Place of Insul, Tate, Livor
and R, L, cutting, of electing Walter L. Cutting, Randolph, Elliott
and the writer, leaving Mr, Perry, yourself, and Mr, Edison on the
board,
That oe be B deeal director, I herewith
enclose certificate. #92 Ogden Iron Co . for ten shares, which
Please sign in blank and ve tun to me here,
We are making, steady progress in the work
at the mill, and also here on the new feed for the bricker machines.
we will have. the new device running ths latter part of next week
and expect to give a ‘a 30 days ‘test,
Yours very truly,
oe LAR ERNIE Se TS
per ald
iia ees
Hr. H, M, Howe,
Philadelphia, Fa,
My daar Bins
Your favor 22nd, T faud on mw return Reppasig to
same T bes to say , ther Mr, ison aupscls to ra at the Laboratory
the lattur part of next week, sxaepr saturces, and alac the earky
part.of the wees oasining Ms, Srd. and wiil be elad ro nave both
aan eran
My, Harrison and yourself call any day suring that ‘tilme moxt
convenient Yor you,
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We will exvtain ce yuu fully when you ate the
preneyations we are waking to ret ths Ipdiqnettes on the narkes,
J would suprest waen you deoide ppon the day
you “i112 come, that you adviss we of is, and shev3d any thing comt
up that is uafergeen now to prevent Me, tadisor Crom being here on
the day vou seloct, To wili then ae advise you by telegranh,
Yours vary trniy,
Ny agence rete Bt
May, 7th. 1896,
John Trowbridge Esq. |
Harvard University,
Cambridre, Mass,
My dear Sir:
Mr. Edison has already advised you that he has appointed
if
me his proxy to receive the medal bestowed upon him, by the
American Academy of Art ana Sciences,
This being my first axperience, in such
a position, I would appreciate the privilise of calling upon you
for a few points, sometinie during
Wednesday next (I arrive in
Beston early Wednesday morning ); If this is agreeable to you,
please advise me the hour and place most convenient for you to
. . *
receive ma; If not entirely agreeable, will you please send me
the address of
c Sa pereeprnarnr reer
[Pn en ee Te SRT NT
some other member of the Academy to whom I could
eo, -"hanking: you in advance for your reply, I am
Yours very truly,
Eider
ET RTT as ET aT
May, 8th, 1896,
My dear Trowbridge,
T would thank you very much, if you will act as
my proxy, in recsiving the medal,
T will send you by express on Monday next,
an X ray tube, Please test it and report if it fits your form of
Wave,
Yours very ere
Pat Ehos on.
; May, 14th, 1994,
D, 2, Mallory Faq,
Baltimerg, Md.
a ES =
yotan Sirs
Replying to yours Loita, T. bem to say, that I will ve pleagad
or
oO show Senator Tipeinue our crushing plant, but woule surrast that
@ delay bis visit until sometime in July, as we have just taker.
feet cur larse yvolls, to put soma improvements, in the way o?
sonbinious oi2ive , on them, and as the parts have just bean ordar-
Bp
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ea, it wii be July Jat, before they will be ready to run; T
S
soul] advise the aelay as T believe one of the most interesting
featwesa of ma plant is te 5a a five ton plece of rock go through
the lavrea volla,
Tf it ig more convenient for Senator Higgins
to vo ak ance, aid 1% ne will advise me what day will suit him
hast, f wif k edtaer f:0 up to the mill with him, or arrange so that
he will hiave ovary atGention,
Yourg vary truly.
SEGA PANS,
Nee
Rae
Lee Ee
SREY e oe
ee
me
Spryemven, kathy 3696,
pep Yet f. toata Foy,
B45 Brogayays Hey Porky
MY donr Ber ,
. Yonr feypy of suly Ya, Pram Yqorland Rag &q band
wniie & was ennfindd ty gy ped by yioknpsgy B jpkk aban » mosith
from business, md on my veturk mada inooiny ae ta when you would
Yeturh, and Live delayed ansyaring your Latter watt nay BO to
he abla tu give yoo thé very latyst inform} fan as te our mills,
aid at sitapine haye my dotter yeagh fyur office just before yin
anyldbl. .
fi to unr nite f tyave bq report as foltors;
wok We obtained thd thontdsy Peon yoy and ymar fripnas, (& was nue
Jnteatinh to <niy gompdaty tne prdeicay plat, ont malts a foN
neodbeaty sadngds In bie eyyal ing and Adpardiwme mide dnorvly
‘arter to sharteg.on the Wark Wh, Batwtn dotdingd, front thd sfit-
of pcie Blectydadl parsuts wid Bebm vopwibles, 4 Lutes dvor thaw
that put “dtr by White bape, ani ve than sparked mH ty owle grt rid
4uprovamedis tn both grpphinh ang sepatating pears sh waka fo
my way vettay tha, with the result that aoe both planks are
geuptete and retay Tow work, and ste ag perfant a WH ana aay Pe
a
make Yuen, the extra qupant of warkwe nave dona in these -
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Plants has delayed us in the work of the brioking plant.
As to the grioking plant, you will ramamber
that wehad at Orange one of our bripking machines, on ‘shich ¥e
vere trying to make fupewsineuee: (thé old Sasha made about Lazy
_ of poor pricks) we suggesdad in overcoding the defects in it, and
built a me¢nine of which all the improvements were maga, ang van
it for about thirty days vith very satisfaptory resulta; We than
shipped the machine to our #dison works, and put 4t wp in connge-
tion with opr new ary ing furnace, and ‘had & bhrtd days ron, and
with very good reunita, ae wo pada the hdrdeat pMiquettes we have
over nads, aud ie britking madhine ant forhadd both worked wéll;
we then started to put bli improveniata on our fiftden braking
machinés, afd te build seveh furnaces, pnd He dre af gréapat in
the witlet df this woik, AL the tatepdel hae been ordered And tg
gomingt in faust, aud wé hope tq have thé plafit ready Lor yaork some-
tima the latter part of October op efdty in Yovpnibar
Ab aco as the prigking plant is ready, if Le
our intention ta take the soncant ratte de) hava on hand, gmt?
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twanty five hundrad tons, and make 44 into prigtettes, we will
alsogtart up cur saparating plan} and rw through the tweive
thousand tons of crude ore now ir stéckhouss #1, whieh is erushed
down to 1-2 inen and finer, and also brick the concentrates from
’ this ore and ship all tne brignettes to thy blast furnaces, which
will give us a good LBst on our prioking plant,
As to money, we think we have enough to carry
ws through until we have sompleted the tests as above outlined,
wa will then, no doubt, need more to put the plant into full
operation, but expéct Ta be able to make 4 full showing as te
costs before we need more Money o
Tf this docs not give tho spacial information
you want
ed, do not fail. te so advise me, ag it ds Mr. Edison's
gy as filly advised 4s possible,
wish to keep you ana your friend
ana any date we nave is alvays at your conmand .
yours very truly.
PEWTER BEY Bret ss
Toeetme ee kee ee Ae Keyactertn: Bi,
iar aa
Saptamber,
Mrs We S, Piling,
Philadsipnia, Pa,
My dgar Sire
Tinelased please find a cory of a Jethes from Mr, darter
Land Agent P, &R,G. 4 3, Go,, sisé My, Fdisan's reply, wien
sxpiatn themselves; Ag the matter will, no doubt, come vefora,
in, Harwis, wa think it wise to ask you'ta see tis, as you avs
ease ’ ;
905 well posted as te preasnt condition of matters, and explain
what we are doing at the ill, also the fmct that Hr, Badeon ia
oarrying the entive Pinanctal load of both companiss, and why it
ia impossiblg for ‘him to pay the veftala at this tine:
Tt i much against oup wikh that ve ask bhene
continued favors of Mr, Harris, out we are gloply sompelied to io
it. Yhenking you in advance for your broubla an thé watter, ve
are
Yours vary tly,
Sép, 29th, 1895,
i ur, Frank Garter,
lang Agent P, & Ri, Gy STs Go.
Potbevilla, Pa,
Dear Sirti
fe Raniyine ta
pours tSth,, 4n witch yan ask us ta emit for @he rental due by
tois compsny for the Futman Oo, dre Lends, we tee to sas. that it
is iupossibie For ua to do so at present, ug we heve nob os yer:
completed the plant we nave Leen building in New Jerzey, 3
that plant is in mmning emer, we will ve competian te asa all
aur resources on it,
Ag you ars aware trea New York property is ot '
no value to ue at present, nor will it have valine
our New Jersey plant, and inasmuch as ve are poy iny
the axpense of looking after the property, and yor are st me
expense to carry it, we Seek Chet vou shaald not reaudpe us to
uay the rentals at thie time, as our offorts wien saoccgecis. £4V8
your property a vaina it dose not new possesz,
Sg We cannot etate ary definite wine wher, wo whil
pay the back renkhal, Gxeopt that we wild de ge ak the eariis
ex WP uae
possible moment aftar our hlant here ta dy mioning ordes,
ve lag avery ePfort ta
abot 15¢ men employed at the miii and are
complete it in tanger fPurave.
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“@ Leel gure that you will appreciate the aituation, and
WLLL allas the matter ¢o stars 48 it Bas foy tis p
Yours verr tray
Nee York Songsatrstian Yow
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od ? « .
wee ren ced, chicas...
Pash Pay mers
Hoba yor.
et
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Bre
Ootober, Sth,
Sipnis, Fas
ede
tow Witsoe bec ey
MM, Faison NSS Lully noted your fayar Soth, uwltea., rela-
tive te your meter, ani iz ond 3 3
fo your meter, ati te pissed Eo Learn af your prosrnay and
a
Flad to Look the weter over whenever you are veedy with
aesarding thas,
say tht #2 vresearr se de nan keow of anyone liksty to purehsss
siorud we sugaead in finding anyone will be plad te mut
you inte aamanaiestion lth then, At a recent forced sale of 590
zirras made, as we underatand it, by a benk who held the stook as
gallateral, the sta¢k wag sola ‘or 340,00 par, share
nin, Bifpon aays tf you can possibiy arraugs
4t, ty all means to hold on to yout stooks a8 ta tne next sixty
gays we will asaya the pigat in opetdtion, and then thete will no
coubt be goady sale for the gtoek, amz oecides Lf 19 parth 12,
‘
end more thén you paid for Lt: ye adwo uayd bho woula take it. of f
your amis, if he potethiy evuald do Se, Gab ak you Ertow it Baker
ali big rehotresa 4 ctuplete the ohankee veive made tn the plant,
yetocar,
lene firs
Was wealle ta «at aver to She
aolay in weities you; J saa Mr, Perry
brobar wig gold the fifty shares at 340,,00, and neitiier knew of
aryone Wha Ww i ba Rigbla to make e purchase at present, J alse
Pound that & Neyes hes a los of PMfty qherer for sake,
Mr, Parry said that Mr, Batchelor
ntalh in Evrope, bat will sai} for hone somseime next week.
{ spoke to hr, Hdison again abovt
stack, 420 cade ta write you to hod on to ib LP nossiibie,
ty a very shovt time you will be atle to command et
VS
fur Lt ag our work is promveasing faat and wo will soon have
pagults ‘yen the brickes plant! Should anything new develope, f
wilh advises you of it ct once.
Yours vive trmnaly.
Nov. 13th, 1396,
My, Arthur H. Lloyd,
Ghicago, Ili,
My dear Sir:
Replying to yours 10th, I beg to say that Mr, Raison and
T go up to ovr mill on Monday next, to-1dok wide ‘ test mn a3
our new bYricker plant, and I very mca fear I xidl not b¢@ ie
t6 pet too Chitage dy Neo, lat, if you go up to the Apurr, and
decigé what you will do with your machinery, ¥ think there is no
dovbt, but what we cen arrange in somoveay as to what we have there,
as #5 the data of payment of the 1893 taxes, T
am under the imprassjon that they could be paid anytime vefore Doc,
SOti. Au I not righty T have not aa yet guid anything about then
to or soapie: and before doing ba, J beg to ask if J am right in
my undgratanding of our conversation, that if we pay the taxes,
thet you stand ready ta garry out the arrangement made twith the
former awners, to rebate the royalty?, Avaiting your reply,T am
Youra very truly,
hewtoany.
thy wayety diy a gyrgy ont
che beeampiiay Lssper
ef the soagon, I
December, 266
“PETER
o Clshiiar's
Wilh: kindest Ssugards and tha compe.
si
tele ne a the S ame bh nba Bente ciate
Ja ran 1-1897 e
Mr, Samuel Sloan,
President Stewart Iron Mining Co.,
Mew York Tity,
Dear. Gir:
Confirming verbal
Wes
vequest, I bes to ask that your company make an arrangement with
me relative to the royalt.ies due under lease dated Oct, ist, 1892,
similar to that made by the Spurr Tron Wining “o., for the proper-
ty that adjoins.your piece; they: have agreed to rebate the royaltie
until Jany. 1st, 1898, cn condition that I pay the taxes up to.
that date, and at that time either surrender the lease or commance
the payment cof tne royalties; I asked for this release and they
granted it foc the. following reasons, that when the leases wera
taken from them and yourselves it was expected Mr, Edison's work
at cur New Jersey plant would soon be brougnt to a successful
conelvsion, and that. the Michigan properties would bring value
both to the lessors and myself, huwever as is well known, such has
not been the case, and it will probably take all of 1897 to complet
the work now in haad, so for this reason I ask for the release vntl
895, From my personal knowledge based on actual exper
ayary confidenee in successful outcome of re
ae
:
&
sire Siintaelinanaiin rs hiked eee Sy
Rdison's Work, if this was not so T would ask for immediate release
I also ask as the properties tbe not
brought value to ms, and if I pay the taxes the property will siccies Bes
have been carried for your company without Se eee en ist.
1898S, so I feel that the request is a fair eae to.us both, and I
Hobe you will view it in the same way,
When you bring the matter before the
commit: ., about which you spoke ‘to me, if it ig eioueht desirable
I will be very giad to appear before it, and give any particulars
desired relative to tne condition of Mr, Edison's work at our New
Goan plant, also wnat has been done and what ds tebe do during
vhe coming year, .
Snould you decide to frant my request
will vou kindly arrange: so I may pay the back taxes with interest
an;time before Dec, ist, 1597., this Task as it will take aid cur
ayac tat oS, Le eurmphete our operationg vious . . ; end
witb Re ables -oo ur: secmaoh much easier then than now; success in
our Naw Jersey work will give your property a value it cide now
POSSESS; Trusting to ne ov vavorably from you, I am
Youes very trolly,
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foby » Vth, Lear,
My dear Mr, Coats,
I have just returned Fram Pittlsourpt,. angi bur w)ht
people have telephoned to me the sotents of ae latter, Replying
thereto I beg to aay thet Y am very gorry to ldarn of your illness
and hepe by this time you are quite aanteved.
The liabilities of £25000,+ convex some af the
work done at the Brioker plant, glzo that dons in other parts of
thea plant; As to funds to pay them, Ag skated tn my latter we
have in bank, or at leant Mr, Haisoh kaa for thats purpose {we
only ones on him as 96 nead the.monay } sufficient sagh to pay
the 19000, in full, s0 that the E0000» wa have asked for will
all co to increase the capacity af aur arickenr plant. °
I have asked eur mill people to forward your
letter to me here, and on recaipt of same if T rind I have not
fully anavered all your questions fT will write you again,
Yours yery truly.
‘Yios Pros,
Feby, 6th, 1897,
My -dear Mr, Goats,
Your favor 5th, to Mr, Edison is at hand and we note
contents with many thanka, Mr, Edigon is confined to his home
taday by a cold, but expests to be out Monday, when he will perso-
“nally acknowledge receipt of your letter,
We appreciate very much the aubseription given
us, and will push ahead with the work at oarliest possible moment
and kaep at it night and day until the plant ig ready to 0+
We are having vary good suceéas in the test
of mill #1, and as soon as I get the data together I will send
you 4@ full report on it, a
Yours very truly.
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Statement of New Jergey and Pennsyivania Concentrating Works,
Capital Authorized §2250000,00
HHogvaaenoor acres aranreeoooegcrse oats seoorrs se eoseyverevrtevoeanengnversoeoanpd
Midis at Bédligon, U. J...
Sest Nachiner;, Buiidings, Railroad, Gara,
Locometives and all uther appliances, _ 81753613 07
March, Lat. i8¢7
Cost Kesxi Estate in fas, ; - 90726,00 -
Goat Mineral Rights and Leases, — 215861 .97
TInsucance, Feres and Interest, 70900 .97
Suppiiva on hand, 26500 ,00
5500.00 .
11550,29
29101. ,09
toe on hand,
Agcounts Reasivabls,
Cash in bank.
yoonee ges toageca
_ $2222527 59
Asasounts Fayabhes Por Md&@ e . 4450 24
Bilis Payable for Mase, 18405 .5%
Saies Sand, Weed 4% 156334 418
Capital Stuok fall paid in cash J 2043307 64
G narcoosese cs
v
$Q328547 9
No bends or mortages on Plant or Property, no A
.
pretersa
stock, and nothings represented by or paid for patents.
Yours very truly,
vpn
et AEN Sores shenty
YU Aida GONE Lad acd
roel
Stitenie ar Ww Yersov and Pennsylvanda Concentrating Yorks,
Ome, At, VED, - Uapstxl Authorized ‘#2As0000 « 00
eee ‘at Baizon, MW
Most Machinery, Buildtags, Railrobs, gars
. Jeoomdt ives kad NL other applianses, $18230537 41
Dowd Reel Wstaed dncte, SATT 00.
Woy bettered Rights aa hotses. 2LYAPT LG
Quulitan’, Paste and gaterast, IBBSD AG
Wipphdes en nahu, $$500-.00
: re Bh oknd, eee
: ranatindt's Rae sy abr, 22595 J?
Srgk ba bak, £903.55
wee eee
f2g8RK901 .48
Baptists Payadls Zor Widae, gh12.61
Balls Payysle Sor fidss, SESTS-39
Sottgas, fas Mey, adtn, 41900.) 3056.00
Sales Band Wood ets, 1B602S 6
eanitst Wesck.. 4AM paid dan casi} 3073606 S87
$2268902 45
No bonds or preferred ‘Shock, No. ihorbeages on
property, #xcept above of $5050. od wuich ia part of purgiase pritcs
Notning, represented by or pia
Of udnut ten agres jus? tougiut;
for vatents »
Moers very traly,
sho Manayee ss pM ret he PET Mayo
Pa Pe el Tes EP a a et
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ce mn oe HERE ea ene Piast it i A
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Deg. Bry, 1997,
Doar Mr, Batcholors
Thave had ¢ tadk wiNh HO. Eaton weiabiwd &
your suggestion the} we asi En) stogtRtnehen foe Rvs 1 aubdsiyn
tions at the npat stedkaolasee meat a and ATG hg Soinke i i&
not adviaable to Usk upesl OY have siade whipnents BY piiquetter,
az ve then would bd iuOh ketey LABdy go ryoe hve’ hers,
Te moult o4 SEER greasent pole ty ua i
you vould Oither «9%? ty Bisons. & the Metzen. PHOneaaph beds
at $0) ver Bend or obtally X tet of bid} amotint Mer sft months
Mr, Edison's paysogial Vote with tye bonds sya ooaurltry, The
ponds dre Cold vopfs Ratdyvar SF knteyaus gna powte wll tim prop.
arty both real end pergnny) ef ta ionaareph Wornny A 920000,
mortgage is ahbad of them, tut Thi is to ht neta ger i sea
instellmanta an provaded in tha beyrday
the Phoipograrh Yorke are maxing money aad
prospects are vory goqd with thgmy tae interest on the amount
has always been
owed Mr, EBdigon, now. repreaanted by the bends,
paid,
Yours very truly.
ere
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Dec, 30th,1897,
Comptvollers Oftice,
Albany, 3.%.
Doar Sir:
On Jany, 28th, 1497 we wrote you relative to the back taxes
by the Edison Ore Milling Go,, and stated that the plant of
ac
th: “ow Jersey and Pennsylvania Concentrating Works at Edison, NJ.
would ba brought to full capacity before it was put into operation,
ovine te unexpected delays this work was not completed ag soon as
ag,
.
we hac expoeted and so the warks are not in operation at present,
ag the construction werk is practically finished, we © '*.
exeat to have the plant in full operation in the near future,
en the payment cof rayalty to the Edison Ore Mill ing Co will
and it wild be in a poaition to make payment on account of
ginee we wrote you Lagt about 4200000C, additional has
bean invertsa in the plant at Haison, Nod.
Ss updts par tp wueva iu explanation of the
‘s vear, Tuankine ».u for
soi 2 olpy ane my wp abd tat tacos
Feasident ,
oe NE LPO AE SPICE UTNE ONT LAREN MR ONT CO ree DLL EL LT OM ATER ERE ATT ORAS HEN TMT ET Le isuwcn nie
pees a eh a a ac OE
452
a Statmmodt of Apa tamipy 4u8, Nelpnedwanyy, Ooansutyating irks.
| pecepkey tnt, L497, typ thar alitharpzed honsadiio,
a
ee Mae 6 ot aaa ia reac, eas ee tol Sree tad
Plakt at Sg Gt,
Upat Nac inary gla itneas
ders, spares Gay ping ,
Stier
spplianges, yey heer ‘Ble rice 49
Lege s8hea ‘Rent, ore Shy 25A268 8
3 reer Aye 45 RBA 20
Ls Geat Real Watate in tee, - GAY TB.60
ae Oost Minvrsd, Righty aval Leakey ‘gosse? Se
teary suppt ive. on karl, : age
Ors on. Riady ; “Seg #0.
Asdourdty Readiyanle, ASFOL.OR
dash, a zip,
; : S dos Naked ad aihenteneed 12 al
BEBO AST F 9 BE
begeuatl bide gale, gli for wage, Bean7..48
I gqx Made, COTES eh
paid ly sil, ieap. al poke: dn oavin) aps er
dm ih tee Tete’
Pasorsi5 81
Mo pondm cx prodprved atogk, nothing
repesnesene by ay pxig for patents,
Yours yery vrnly, ve.
Above Liabilities reduced in Decombsr $15700 ,02
ites |
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5
Jany 7th., 1898
My dear Soffini-
_T am in receipt of a letter from Julius H. Block of St,
Patersburg, Russia and send you the following extract from nis
letter of Dec 26th,- which may be of interest to you, :
bs Another great scheme now under congideration is @ contract,
which the city wants to give to some large Electric Co.- The *
Helios " Go, of Cologrie had already settled with the sity, but un-
der such profitable (for themselves) conditions, that the Ministry ,
of the Interior would not sanction the contract, Siemens % Hlaske
are now working out a tender & _|$ will take some time befare the
eity will decide, Do you take any interest in thse General. Electris
Co,*s doings & if so, would it not be worth while to consider this
affair?
Yours very truly,
Tt) Mr, C, A. Coffin,
ot 44 Broad St.,
N. ¥. Gity,
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Jany/ 17th, 1898,
My dear Gaunt,
many thayits for the cheek sent with yours 13th;
T understand thet you prefer Wds neater ‘ninher one than these ;
Tr et at A een greet atte
you now have, khd a3 sdon ag f rugsive gh eaelier nutbers we
will exchange, Yours wary tray,
Fee
To Ms, Jamoa Gewkt,
‘Now tore Oany,
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January 17th,, 1898,
Dady yr, Rytohe}ort-
Englosedt I hevewith Wed You & neekaed statement of the
‘Phonograph Polka. ganda: Stelen ise he re Tos 7 about Whioh I wrote
you on Recetge. BTth eo. Poe ker Tyeticn tae pend yas to as follow s
Sar » obi Hi bgene, fot atk Wantha with the priviledge
of ghe siowek Hay tthe stipe maa, ¥e We wilt gute We, Adicon’s note
pearing Bast. Spee fant sahoroyt, shtynd, by SJabonns of the boride of
the haleod Shetndtnpta niet, ath », calt of ane Siundved and Pitty ,
(160) shares Qf the aboeds. of the Bey Tesder ead pennsylvania
Conctn tretsiy. ROttn- at parg. the #ath to be efventive any time |
during the aix wont, ath enovls the Wot be renaved for tho |
second mouth the ewkl to alan be wynewaa for the gama period,
Yours yarr sruby,
4.
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Letterbook, LM-247
This letterbook covers the period January 1898-December 1899. Most of
the correspondence is by Edison or Walter S. Mallory, vice-president of the
company. The letters deal mainly with personnel matters, company financial
obligations, briquette production, and alterations at the Ogden works. Some
of the letters relate to Mallory’s personal affairs. A few documents pertain to
cement and the formation of the Edison Portland Cement Co. There is also
material regarding phonograph orders, the assets of the Edison Phonograph
Works, and the purchase of land adjoining Edison’s West Orange laboratory.
Two letters concern Edison’s children, Thomas and Madeleine. The front cover
is labeled "N.J. & Pa. Conc. Wks Personal Letter Book of W. S. Mallory from
Jan. 27 [1898] to Nov 30, 1899." The book contains 494 numbered pages and
an index. Less than 20 percent of the book has been filmed. Some of the
letters may be difficult to read due to very faint green ink and purple smeared
ink. Related letterbooks can be found in the Walter S. Mallory Papers (Special
Collections Series).
nt EI INTE FE at YN Peer
Jany, 27th, 1398,
My dear Mr, Batchelor,
-On my return from New York today 1 found that
Mr, Edison had rsad your letter relative to the stockholders taking
some of our stock, and had left the following memorandum #hieh T
give as follows Mallory: I have read Batchelor's letter and he is
evidently laboring under a misapprehension by not having the facts
of the ease,
Ist, Construction of the mills ete, is completad,
ond. Adjusting the mills until they have done what we
set out to do is a matter of time, and the monthly expenses for
laber, coal ete, is about $5000, wivten is all that is required
for adjusting,
3rd, I could net work any more men than we have not ag
the changes are small,
4th, The tricking plant vill be raady in about two weeks
we will have'no use for it until we knoy toat the ointr mill with
are aly ight ani oad “ ®.. is raquired cf them,
5th, The money required ig to liquidate past debts far.
losomot ives, steamshovels, bricking macnines ete,
a
f Sth, Cn Dre. lst we owed about 187000, on Jany. lst, we
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pad reduced it to 856400, and to Jany. 27th. to about $49000,
| 7th, We have cash te pay the Dec, payroll in bank, and
we have in addition about $1:900, cash for debt veduetion, when
the notes come due, and neither the company or myself are creat ing
any new obligations other than the monthly amount for payroll,
supplies ete, already stated.
8th, I have an income from the Mnfg, Go, Kat, Co, and
other sources of more than enough to pay the regular expenses of
the mill and something besides to help liquidate the debts.
9th, The nature of the dabts are’ such that they are
payable over a short period, and I want to extond the payments
over & longer period so I may take care of the whole. of them from
my income and other sources,
Loth, For this reason I am trying to obtain time loans
extend ing payments” ever Lonzer periods and the money is not for
the mill but for 2 iquidating past debts,
llth, It is impossible to pet the stockholders to takes
more stock, Cutting and others ars not in a position to take it,
i
i ,
nesidas there is little hope for the stockholders taking shares
‘when there is difficulty in obtaining a small. secured’ loan at 6%
‘i ares
cat
with a right, but not the necossity, to take saareas,
Betechelor nead not soar that T an going to get deepe: and
deeper in debt, I nave brought the thing throuch a ereat panic ard
{t ia clear of fixed charges, mortgages etc, and would be free of
debt if the payments had not buncked up so close,"
If the preceed ing doss not give you full infor-
mation, I will be glad to send you anything you may wish; T hope
you will arrange to meet Mr, Gaunt and tnat the loan may be put
through.
Yours very truly.
To Mr, Charles Batchslor.
jas Wy 25th, St.
New York City.
Jany, 2%th.
My dear Mr, Gaunt,
Mr, Edison says he will accept your offer of ‘
each for three o? the Edison Phonograph Workss%pold bonds, although
the price is much lowsr than he had expected to make, he said
when I told him of your proposition, "yes Lat Gaunt have them, I
would not sell so lew to anyone else, while T appreciate his help
I particularly like his manner of giving it?
Yours vary truly,
To Mr, J, Caunt,
#365 Canal St,
New York City,
tany, 29th, 1898
My @aar Tre:
Late 4n the tatt #4 sempletes alk our gonstryation werk:
et the Edison, Kd, pies taking if Purl cepanity ali the way
sheough, and we AIly axpsoted to be tm opération pefora tits with
some money cowing 36 from the exis of ore, but the wiexpedted
proplen gf drying the yuty wit dirt pvatg ta pnow and ise game
up and had to Ae mat and sonayeret, Foich My, Rdtabst has dyna, but
it delayed ua for owen threp montings the obligations ¥e gave for
ponat ruck ion naterial, Secs coming duo, ant aque of then wy ara
extending ond fome GO wild bave to pay aa ‘hay fait dus,
Mr Bdison io 40, Yecelpt of quite at inaoms
from the fddson Mefr, Cou, the Nat tongd Phondgraph Oo. ad abhitr
sourtsh, Wut not Anongh te mest ths wuounta we wiih have te pay,
dnd h¢ degires ta extend the paymenty avar 4 Longer period ao hte
dnoome wilt take Gare GP all the Payments, and ne would likes, if it
om be avranged, to borer tor wiz months Mra Aultman, idler > Op
Baftean Pioupand dallas (15000,) on hig paradnal coke with interst
geared by $20000, of the ry A wold vonts of the Bdiedn Phonograph,
Works, ctaterbyt pf waidh T hardwith angl¢sb you, thase bonis ars
perreetly good and the Yorks ara mpeing Mates And thy businssr is
earns gg nee poorer nememenssemarreeenee caaener teaemge Atte P
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(3)
ray taly froving. you, af sodree, wideratand why wo feel at liberty
to agk Auloman, Miller & do,
We hops you wiki be Able £4 agrrenge the matter
far up, wo Wil4 wnat the money abut Pedy, 1sth, next,
: The Litabik ttder of our coupany to dake are
abut §49000, (we are nok adding to them any! and we have eash in
bank of shout $17000. and with ity. Edgeon's incom and the loan
yentioned, w8 oan sae one way clear tO mask the payments and at
the seme time make the necssbary ohangea tq tak@ care of the wat
| : " dirt, ve axpost ty make ahother Cayt tn about tis weeks, and to
be atioiing ore revelariy before springy |
Pypsting you will thké the matter up with your
- People Ak onod and Ish us hear Pte yon progptky we are,
Yours vary truly.
Statement of
Plant at Fdison,
Cost Machinery, Builvings, Railroad,
Cars, Locomotives, and ‘all other
appliances, also testing,
Lesa salog Ore, Sand ete.
Cost Real Estate,
Cost Mineral Hights and lLaases,
Supplies on hand,
Ore on hand,
Accounts Roceivanle,
Cash,
Accounts payable, all for Mdse,
Notes payatle, all for Mdse,
Capital atock,(all paid in cagsh,)
tee
\
nothing represented by or paid for paients,
February, lst, 1898,
$2109425 29
159210.82
ee ee ey
$22332147 ,02
No bonds or preferred stock,
Yours very truly,
Now Jersey and Pennsylvania Concentrating Works:
81950214 ,47
94.770 00 —
22564386 ~
35060 ,00
5000 ,00
15616 ,50
5902.19
wee ee
9093.02
46790 ,78
2276263 ,22
ee ee
$2332147 02
no mortgages, and
Mareh 4, 1896,
Fidelity Title & Daposit Ge.,
Newark, Ne#w Jerssy,
Mirgi-
In raply te your request for information as to Kdisan
honograph Works bonds T bar to Suiits the following,
The Phonograph Works manufacture phenorraphs and accessoriczs,
alse the Bates line dating and numbering machine, and far the
Edison Manufacturing Company, fan motors, X Ray apparatus, Ici
Scopes, ampere meters, batteries , ten different kinds of medical
apraratus and other specialities originated by myself from time te
time ,
The Works were started about ten years ago, tne capital
proving not large enovegh I invastee sash $421,000 on which T have
received az in? rest and have been repaid an aecount of tha nvinei-
pal $121,000,
In August 1597 J still pela $300,000 of demand notes of the
Works bearing Gf and I axchanged thes for $300,000 of the 8x
UoLd toads issued on Aupust 2nra, T29¢, partieulass
know ,
: ne Aeteyseee “e : aees . ony - & Can
iL ae aan ie came carer etme Ya fae Morerage : PLR eg
on & real cstate mortmace of $20,000, now held by tne Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
ASSETS & LIABILITIES DECRMBFR 1, 1897,
ASSETS:
Real Pstate, Building and fixtures, Machinery & Tools, $432,069.37
Vaterial, raw, finisned and in process of Manufacture, 50,900,
Gast end good accounts receivable , 47,408.25
LIABILITIES, RXCLUSIVE O% CAPITAL STOCK, .
Bonds and morteage, $320, 000,00
Acerants payable, _ 17,974,63 |
Prefits of the business fer tne four years anding Webruary
28th, 1895 (three months estimated on basis of nine previous months
Inventory now seins figured so am unable to five exact figures far
the three montis , results hovever will be preater than estimate
\
given bere) are #126,073 on sales of $556,000,
The Werks sell for casa naly,
business has not haretéfore been a large factor
yk oo. stendnes, bot Lately it as insreases very rapid.
showine sal es for past two years,
nenoranda
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rs
We attach
Yours vory t riuly,
STATTM:
March,
April,
May,
June,
July,
August,
Saptember,
October,
November,
December,
January,
Pebruery,
POW SALES, EDTSOM PHGNOGRAPH WORKS
Year anding
11, 218,36
15,126,42
22, 386,08
15, 853,61
13, 927,52
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Hiy dear Dick:
Mallory has reported the conversation he had with you this
morning, and JT have just telegraphad you “will accept ten thousand
dollare" which nox beg to confirm; this covers sixty six shares
of the preferred and sixty six ahares of the somnon stock of the
Ae E, Dick Co,,
Y¥ trust you will do all you can to make
f 8 pele, vill oonsider it a personal favor anything you do in
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wien Ss SVE Tao heey, with injynotiow clause and section tre cut
anit, Sxctph“tnat dn bie Aew apiteament the sudbs in umestion are:
“to {we zamed,
Mab thé ¥oet dontrset in. enhol plese make:
“the thranges Adndiveted {4 pen cil, ana als6 smraqit the agreemsnt
fer Poonograpa Yorks, tp sip ae draw, by yo ysetsmtay, which is
satintzobery tn Ne, tayavn,
ps YR ang ADAPeNA £9 maw She alesse signed es
sour. ay possitse, 1£ yoy pay arygapzea qo hava Rha new agreements
written nrowps)y, please oid maagangen, and send dhem to ine by
him, 7 wht then apalo ‘gubnlt then to Mr. Ratson and Shen take
them to Mr, fgam.ea this gfthgrnodn,
Yours vapy &mily:
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Near Sips oe were €
Ye ners ek thouadha t & 89 sand ~weadr ferwsitfpment
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aad pbont ieee ae of arude are La or Btookhouss orushed and
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reedy aay separation, Bae of ahigh. wy 123, ‘pat about. Ww? O00 ters af
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Sani, we ‘atpoct to edparata i2 within thietg days, and desire to
make & vlporovs attenpt to sell 4t now as the building seasen will
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soon open, afd tu that end we have arranged with Me, % RR. Uptas
to mevate al) nis time to She salting of ove saad; The margin of
gat: emer ye Set aor 3
profit 4a very smelt nes ‘ag s We hava'te Load’ the send “oy hand, ane
as considerable analonary work will have te be done along your
32a te inventing osten, #2 bee to sutzest that a pass te be
uscd for setis isdiae sane orders only woulda be of mutual penis t,
as we believe Mr, Upted san largely increase your present traipht
reaceints Tyron saud,
We ancleeso a elreular whiah ccplains itse} *;
Nhantieer yay ts advance Myr year gtteatican, wa ave
Baousep traky,
Bcd teas fe setts GUE pao
Aprdl Adth, Ines.
Mr Herman E. Diek
C/o Ictel Cecil,
London, Englend,
My dear Mr Dick:-
I sent word to you by Mr Burns that I have been
very busy the last three weeks on an outside matter and have
devoted vary little time to mining matters, hence delay in writing
you as promised,
We continued the runing of arusner Plant up to the
time Stock House #1 was filled and did not have any more trouble
with the moisture problem, the Dryer being able to taka everything
in the way of wet garth, snow , ice ete and Successfully dry it
After Stéck House was ?illed we shut down Crusher Plant and are
mak ing the foll owing chan gga
lst Putting 24" Rolls on stone and iron foundation,
end Putting friction wheels on the lst 36" Rolls, these
takins wlese of the rearg,
+4 “utving new platags on Giants and Intermediate “nil sfold
PCy tons. The new plates are designed with the hope
that chy will do about 200000 tons) and some other minor chanres
Mr Herman E. Dick «Ba
This work ie weld in nand ahi v6 bee dishina ik as Cane an vo
repeive mitortal.
“The Bridkor Slant £3 vevulp to start, Bue ier nat nen
tested, We, YoyOvae, pRreot to ret at it-wittte the next waek or
two, T wilt yopod} regults ax soon az anything new eomss uf bf in.
terest,
Mr Edison is well and Joins xe tn sending kindest
regards to yoursel?,
Yourn very ¢ muly,
April 13th, 1398,
My dear Mr Kissel;-
‘Mr Edison will be at the mines for the balance
of this weck, but expects to be in Oransze Monday and Tuesday of
n6xt week, and we will be plad to arrange for an appointment
either day, If you will advise me here »the time you will arrive
at Orange, the writer will be glad to meet you at the station
. The phonograph which Mr Edison promised to give
you is ready for shipment, and if you will advise where you prefer
to have it sent I will be glad to forward it at once,
Mr Edison thinks he has something of interest
to teil you on ths horseless carviage matter, something which
has developed since he last saw you,
Yours very truly,
my Yea oven |
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To Gustav T, Kissel
83 Wall Street,
New York City,
April 19th, 1898.
Gold. G, Reiff,
52 Rachange Place,
New York City.
Tear Sir>-
Mr Edison has just handed me yours 18th enclosing the
ilow Jersey & Pennsylvania Con. Works note for twelve thousand doll-
args dated on 20th, also option dated January 20th on 120 shares
of the stock both of which issued to Dr W. T, Alexander, Please
accept thanks for returning the above to us.
Relative to a visit to the works, Mr Edison says
any Saturday will be agreeable to him, but he thinks you better
delay ycur visit until something is in operation, The bricker
plant is ready to run, but has not yet been started =s it would
interfere with the otnerwork going on in Crusher Plant, by
taking cur men away from it.
Again thanking you for your help in the Alexander
“3ular, wa are
Yours very truly,
Epril 19th, 1898,
George H. Guy Usa.,
120 Liberty Street,
New York city,
My dear Sir:.
Yours 16th just received Via Edison and is noted,
I beg herewith to enclose you Mr Edison's check for $3 ,00 covering
one years back dues of the " New Electrical Society " and ber to
ask that you have his name replaced on the list of the society,
Yours very truly,
‘largest amount owed. at ang ong kime was $127.84 and the areunt
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Avril 19th, 1908.
Mr t, E, Kissel,
64 Wail Street,
Hew York iebty ’
fy dear Sirt-
You will jremember asking ne yesterday, if it wus
a fact that art orahge saier had bean compglied to make un
assignntnt beacause hip pjbaie not sollect what vas owed him by
Mr Edison, and that it tina you the story vas ngt true.
Faohiing tract the abory pits Be Bdison ina very
fales ond unjust pogitiaim, F hase looked the matter up and fing
that the total {py pnt oF punchesssa made fron Agkearmett & Gof the
firm in question) £):em , pune DL to Maroh' OP Tthe time a? reliner|
was $872,72, which ‘yas paid from month $a month, alee that the
owed at the tims of? Ackevman & Go's failure wag $55.60 by previous
months purchases, ‘for which b4}2 het apt v¢on rendered at time
of failure,
Yourg very
truly,
Tic: 3 ebb ee atl da teaed etapa pee one dcbecienee adn wea en
April 21, 1898,
Mr Carey T, Hutehinso,
Postal Building,
New York City.
Dear Sir:-
Replying to yours 20th T beg to state that: if the sample
-gent is an average onef there will be no trouble in putting up
a crushing and concentrating plant to recover 80% of the copper
in the tailings at a verry emall cost per ton,
How many tons of tailings is there on hand, and what
is the daily production of tailings?
Your very truly,
April 27th,1898
My dear Kissel: -
T beg to acknowledge with thanks receipt of yours
2lst,also the box of cigars,with which I have experimented and find
them very much better than J, P, M's stogies
I note what you say about the finnaclal matter
and will let it rest for the time being as you suggest.
Yours very truly,
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To Gustav E. Kissel;
54 Wall Street,
New York City
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April Asti, 1s)88,
My dear Me Sowtez~
Pees VI Jout detedved Vin Rats! meeps
Rot seeing gan Test weemeien T tee at pee oreten, | hae peow
South ond Sua whmimd end WM2 eatin wom 9 Cite chee fos
in the eft,
Rome 3 Leet sax you t think 1 wintiened tat
ve vere having temphie with the teyer ta oyy Peanee Plans option
to toe , anew eStiand wep autor shanmeat Seabdun dawigad 29 peas.
Some the trouble, since thet tine wn iaxe hed gue wet Magee ys
runin Grusher Plant and geek thy candied Just an $4 nam teem the
mines, with snow, loe,wet sarth 046 go8 ppeapophyl dy arushe@ and
dried 4%,90 that we heve cenqueved the propjen OF pandling quecers-
fully overytning just as it comes, thts boing vary genentisl where
low cesta are requirad, We crusned about 15,000 tons of the orude
re wide is aew in Stock House #2 ready for separations,
In Grusner Plant we are putting stona and iron
Tapadations under our 24" Rells and stronrthenine the foundations
vader the 36° fells, aad doing a few other little fobs,all of which
aw Bn
ae oe ae
wiki be finiske
d in the very near future,
Mill 3. is ready to start any tline( Sixties writ.
had another run in Mill #1, whith nak donfiimmed owe
Judgement thet dit is
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we Gave
entirely reléable ana van be dependéd upon
ter steady Work),
The Bricker Plant is also rtady and cay ba
Started ut wor anytims.,so we are practically COrreet when we
entire plant ig ready to go or will be very soon, Just
vnen we will start it wil depend somewhat on reneral gonditions
Gf Susiness and financial matters, but we hope to get going some-:
tine next month
; : You ask the reason of the delay in our work, ..
and in reply we baz to state that we believe we have the best pos-
reason for it, Mr Edison is in receipt of a certain
a monthly income,all of which he devotes to our work, and we are
cmmpealied to keep
our pay-rolland purchases within a certain limit
3 an
| BO uo Lo le able to take care oft our outstanding liabilities, which
a
j Poa Wdodss as
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"ney Tall due,bveinr compelled to
mt along with a
takes longer, but we believe,
Frances, it is the safést policy ,ana cone
‘tions owines te the
vey we lave no
eydgyihtees 2eYing “Robaawed ee |
ite -etay che AT artePeet ta yotr td kned that! seme
Sapte agape Nae Mee aRPOMEEE oy the Het Darday Zire Cenpanyt ition
~ggucd) “Ee 4p Ree pkeptdwa wl por mechinezy for # plank Chey
Ted “Es AGA tuations ways Eery WI 1969 tans per days Afber a:
eeorgpemeaiiinghEbe yy hither anrkoer te, Fo5 vers ot owe pleat Soar
atten wee Riige wh nese opensting aus Crdebey Phat aie
AEST DE Ene ag porosity ONG we save aonatitieg the serange~
eects Sapengg: tie plese ape aphens dhe thode ney plant adlea, the-
nactinon pip: D5 ppp 29 Marbhust le oF goat we aew Dave at. the.
Tihanp PAB - f seep pn tile ag FH sbONs peta lag pdophe baw eatin
ri ee 4o pny aasiipnrey fran peeton Si in Acie aparantan
Ab tp dom pouanphap pyaseag of aut Wank Rate
Mr Edison and thy ypster sea} per PRR OF $F HOv CHAR Aten HEtEMe ;
and we believe the bine fp apt F7 Ph YF BF why ¥F HARA RE Abe
to advise youthat success 4p g PaGk »
Should the exsegachng Nok dive yor jas. the
~tion you desire let us hear the other paints an which you
wtiow and we will be only too pleased to give if to you
Yours very truly.
April Rsth, 1898
New Jersey Zine company,
4B2 Wall street,
New York City.
Dear Sirs:-
ac era aca pda
Yours 23rd the writer finds awaiting his return from
ied the South. We have gone over the matter very carefully with ur
Edison,who says his understanding of the erranagement is that we
i | are to net 164 on the finished cost of the Crushing Plant and that
uy you are to pay all costs as stated in our letter 2lst
; As to costs of changing present pattems and for whatever
4 new patterns may be necessary Mr Edison says that the changes will
7 give you many improvements not on our present machinery and as
a these changes are all to be made for you and you will get the
t penefit of them by having a more perfect plant,you ought not ask
us to pay fr your improvements and we mist decline to pay one
half of the cost as you suggest
He also says that the costs of the erection of the
machinery is to be figured in the total cost upon which the 15%
is figured, end there is no more reason to leave this out than the
“~hine work on eastings. His proposition was to design your plant,
N use our patterns,and give you the right to use our machire
tial ee ae A,
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and devices in Franklin Furnace, New Jersey, piant,based upon 4&
payment,for his personal services and giving you the penefit of
his experience, of 1sf, on the total costs of the crushing Plant
when completed and ready for work,not inoluding costs of stone
foundations, buildings,engines and voilers
As stated to you verbally Mr Edison proposition to you
4s lowor than he ever expects to make again,and vas made for the
special reason already stated to you. VE think you are getting the
penefit of his services and experience at a very low cost-—-much
iower than anyone else ever had it
Mr Edison's services are to be inoluded in the 154, on
pasis already stated. You however are to pay for suoh material
as we may furnish,and for the aotual time of our men while on
your work
We beg to confirm Mr Edison's agreement that if the
large rolls do not satisfactorily orush your rook,we will waive
all right to the 154 above mentioned.
If you decide the above is satisfactory,please advise
promptly so there may be no de ay on your work
Yours very - truly
New Jersey & Pennsylvania
eros
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leteniner moon terre
FEEDER
May lst, 1898.
vy Jemes D. Ve Cutting,
C/o Iilinole Central RR. Co,
Pl4 Broadway, New York Oity.
iy dear Sir:~
Yours 29th I heve fully noted,and in reply I beg to atate
that we ne flveys ready to give the latest information ta our Stook-
hoiders,and instead of ite boing a trouble,it in a pleasure to do it
} Since last writing you there has been no partioular ohange
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lin the 1412 eftnatdon. The work in Oxunher Plant in progrenaing an fact
as we Gai do it,with materiai so far received. Owing to the preamure of
[Goverment ovders:,we are having diffdouity in getting nome neoeanary |
‘materials, afd we cantiot get & positive pyrominn when thay wild he nhipned
Mili #2 and Bricker Plant,Ara both ready and aan be started
anytine. duet when we wlll start up in hard to pay, owing to tha present
genera2 finandial conditions, of agcount of war,as wo do not want to
‘yun any risk at this iate dey, therd baing too mioh at atake for ald ous
Stockholders. We Heve fMnanede) mattere wel) dn hand nowyand do tot
want to let them gat away frem us.and we Lelieve, whiie dinappointing
to us ali,that the best paldey 46 to go Glow until general financial
conditions clear up someryat.
Yours very truly,
May srd, 1898
‘
Mr Frank ¢. Roberts,
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| Phiiadegphia,
i Penn.
Dear Sir:-
esas
Replying to yours 25th ultimo which we have been holding until
lie Edison returned from the works we beg to state that he is atill of
the opinion that you will require two sets of 88" rolls to do the work
catisfactorgly. We herewith enclose sketch made by hin.
We have no blue print showing the method of comecating the
Engine to the rolls. We would suggest when you are ready to settie
the matter that if you will arrange to meet MY Edison he wili ve
Ziad to go over the matter with you, and arrange a design which undoubted
ly wili prove satisfactory.
Yours very truly,
. n yt
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a4 it ee Se Ved.
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Maryland Phonograph Company,
2223 Kast Prati Sstrevt,
Baltimore, Na,
Dear Sirsa:
Prom Mre Mallory 2 2omrn thet the first Phonograph , which wart
by express, was shipped without 2 ‘heérnand that the results were not.
up to vour expectations. Ke doibt you received yesterday the 30"
brass horn and stim’ and hav objained bebier remults by the use of it.
The demand now 2 days saung to be for oud renords, so that with the tuber
therg is more sorateh than with:the:old type of records, this, however,
is not noticeble when von have die tipsy
Mre Mallory also tejle me thateyeu sra efreaid the times are
too hard in Baltimore to sell vary many of the maghinns. f= an sorry
to learn that you have come to this sonalysinn hefore making any effort
to sell them,and I have faith to belfave that a evant many of tha
machines gan be sold if you will show the machines to tha proper people,
In almost every large oity in the United States harge pales have heen
made. ‘The only reason they have not been made in Baltimorea,in because
we have held off from that field until the new maoliines were ready, 80
to give you every chance to make sales
If you yill stop to think of the expense under which the
Graphaphone peopie are for their dtore etc eto, you will havea to admit
thet they must make some sales to pay their expenses. We have information
that they not only pay their expenses,but have, and are making considerke
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money, and as you have a superior machine,there is no reason,why you
cennot also make sales,it, however, will require considerable hustling,
and it will be necessary for you to take the machines to the people
as they will not come to see the machines. With the advantages you
have on discounts you should do a good business. ‘The writer feels cer-
tain that were he in Baltimore he could sell a good many of the machines
based upon the expsrience that other people have had in fields not so
large and without the advantages you have in the way of discouwnts,not
to sneak of other advantages .
It might perhaps be of interest for you to know that the
second lot cf machines shipped went to your Company,we having had
other ct “ss on our books for a long time,some of which have ndt as
yat been shipped
Please do not misunderstand this letter and think that I am
writing it in a complaining mood,as quite to the contrary, I want it to
encourage you to make a trial before comdeming the scheme. I have every
reason to believe that a good income can be had from the business
I vather expected to hear from you to-day as to your inter-
view with the Loane Company,tthen you find time let me hear results and
perticulars,so if there is anything I can do at this end,I will only
pe too giad to do it for you
Yours very
Spee
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Maryland Phonograph WOTKS »
2223 Kast Prati Stree: 9
Baltimore, Ma,
Dear Sira:~
Enclosed you will find letter written, vou yestere
ay But ap
Iam in receipt to day of vour letter Btating that the Phonographs
giveg a great deal better results with the large hern and I have
rather hesitated to let yesterdays letter to go forward,but eas what I
say about showing the machiie to peopie ds staii effective co have
decided not to with hold it. Am glad te hear that you succeeded in
getting the orddr from FE, D. Loane Jr & Company and hope that®you
Will be able to get other orders from them. if you oan sell Phonographs
to other stores I would not hesitate to do it and I should also try and
gét huskstess on the street with them and go from offine to office
and house to house with theme I would sell the machines to Agents for
$15.00 so they can make $5.00 on each machine whioh will make quite
an object for them to work hard end sell More machines. You will find
that your profit will come iater on from the supplies,so you will want
to get out as many machines as possible.
Please advise me the exRress charges on the one maohine,
also the freight charges ineluding the cost of cartage,s0 I may know
how to make future shipments,
I herewith enclose the following invoices April 30th ,$12.
$3.00, $4.50. and $75.00. Please remittances direct to me
May lith, 1898.
H. BE. Diok Esqe,
Hotel cecil,
London, England,
Dear Hr Diok:-
Yours 29th ultimo received and fuliv noted. We have not
as yet started operations at the 1411 on account of the war. its
effect on general financial conditions Mr Edison decided to zo slow for
the it me being,
The changes we were making are very near completed and
v6 could start up almost any time. If we had another victory like
the one at Nanila,I think it would ease up matters very moh fe undoub—
tedly then would decide to stax up. Hy Edison is in very good health
and apirifs and serds kirinet regards.
We wii all be glad to see you when you return to this
country.
Yours very truly,
6-16, 1898,
Mr, Wm. J. Coombs,
President Manufacturers Trust Co.,
Brooklyn, N, Y¥.
a dir Ten OD th SARE:
Dear Sirs
LTE,
T veg to confirm Mv, Mallory's verbal application for a
lean of $15000,- at 6% on my four months note, sesured by $60000,-
of the 5% gold bonds of the Edison Phonograph Works, Orange, N. J.
The financial condition of the Edison Phono~
eraph Works on June, 1st, 1898 is ag follows,
Assets,
Real Estate, Buildings and Fixtures, Tools ete, $444524 83
Material, raw, finiahed and in Process of mf, 83717 ,.00
Cash and good acoounts receivable, §7283,08
Liabilities exclusive of oapital stook,
Bond and Mortgage, $s20000,-
Currant Accounts Payable, 29982.87
The profits of the business for the four years
ending Feby, 28th, 1898. were $142697.07 on sales of $607494,°7
(profits -for year ending Feby, 28th 1898, were $46625.73) the
profits
for the ensuing year Promise te te the largest we have ever
qed
had, Unfilled orders on June lst. amount to #274810. 05
= 2 NT
(4)
Tae Works were started some ten years BEO,
phe capital not proving Larce enough I advanced $421000,- in cash
and { have received interest on the amount advanced at 6% and +
S221000.- in gash on the vrineipal, T neld demand notes for the
balance ($300000,~}; On August 2nd, 1897, T exchanged the demand
notes for $%00000 ,- oP the 5% fold bonds at pars each bend is for
#1000,-, interest is payable Auzust and Seby,. 2nd,
$250000,- insurance is earried and loss is
payable to Trustee of bonds and to holder of mortgare,
The Mutual Life fnsurance Co, held a real
estate morteage of 820000,- on whieh a yearly payment of? $3233.33
is required until the morteare is fully paid, conservative value
of the real estate is $41000,-
The Werks do a cesk business and neither give
nor take notes, T am ket owner of a majority of the stock of the
Works, ($600000,~)
Should the preceeding not cover the informa-~
tion desired, I will be very glad to give you whatever other Pacts
you may require,
Yours very truly,
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Statement of thea Mew Jersey and Pennsylvania Concentrating
Grange, Ned, June, Ist, 1Lé
Plant at Edison, H, J,
Gost Entldings, Machinery and Tools, Railroad,
Gavs, Locomotives, Steam Shovels, and all
all other appliances, $1986181.60
Cost Real Estat«, 94770 ,00
Cost Minerel Qights and Leases, ; 230769,31
Suppliss on hand, (Mdse,} 35500 .00
Ore on hang, 16000 ,00
Accounts Precivabls, 1620%,55
Cash, 10480 ,81
$2389805 ,25
Accounts and Notas Fayable fox current expenses, 6157225
mn
Capital Steck, {aia paid in cash,) 2328252 00
2389805 .25
Yo bends ar Nortseages, no Preferred Stock,and
nothing represented by or paid for patents,
Yours very truly,
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dear Sir:
T have Fone over all the figures obtainable { pp to date
far as practiccsle) Phe result is that my solution of thyt
crida phosphate problem, is a combination of all the mines, The
putting in cf grinding machinery, Sulphurie acid works and the nad
ufacture and exportation of phosphoric acid, 45 Baume. in tenk
Steamers or solid in drums, and the establishment’ of works npoense
ry in Germany and England, By this plan all the low erade: Photph
phosphates could be utilized, which will not now shand freight.
The freight would become a small fagtor and thé phosphate poole
would get some return for their valuable material, Bromstone novld
Laid down at Tampa very cheaply as ballast from Cotton ships Fran
Meditervanean Ports, Its a rather large soheme, but tha sontral
of the Wlorida phosphates woula, 1 think Sontred: the market, Thera
are several industrial. chemists, who are thoroupny fanglier with
costs, who conld be got to report on the scheme. In any evant
you better take @ run over to the Phosphate fitiuw ena get what
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data you can,
Fine ecinding means &reat economy in investment, lar
bor a
eet
nd amount of sulphuric acid necessary,
BORAT REET
The fertilizer people are aven further behind the times
in grinding,
than the cement people,
45 Baume
acid containing about 40% solid anhydride, can |
be made at the mine
i !
for $27 per ton of 2000 lbs, on a basis of :
‘Paying $4 for 50 ner
cent rock, The largest dealer at Hamburg :
quotes 4 cents per Ib,
for 45 Baume acidtheir, which probably
means it could be sola at Scents,
or $60 per ton, which with freight
Say mend a eaten a Se a
would give profit of $29, and stil
1 pay miners &00d profit on
their rock,
Yours very truly,
ng
Cae
“
Sti IG
ah
pees
FL crete aR RT
3-17, 1899,
My dear Grane:
Yours to Maliory noted, I think Mr Gaven misunddérstood
vz about the present eost of making cement, T anid the cheapest
for making Portland was between 86 and 90 cents per barrel, but
that is in the largest mill; if the oosts of all the Portland
gement was added together and divided by the barrels pvoduced,
the cost would be naarer $1 .L6per barrel; ff the gelling pricé
of coment should go to $1,00 per barrel fully 60% of the milla
wOULGa £O into bankrmupticy.
I did not want to underate the eapacity of
our compatiters to Mr Caven and I put the eost very low on that
eesount and he should not take advantage of it, he can sasily
ascertain the costs through various channels open to him.
Yours very truly,
Mar. 24, 7399,
Gilmores
Ship Wo, H. Suelmtdine, Yqinet Lane, Gvmantown, Fe.:~
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Mr. Jos. Le Cavene
‘100L Chestnut Ste
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sn ee mindy a rhea te we mo Sy EEE ESE es
Dear Sirs
I ber to acknowledge reesipt of
youre Biet., I note that Mees L, S Filbert, John Windrum,
Wns Bi Irvine, Chas. Porter, James H. Windrum, # J. Moore and
youresif have dsaided to not asoept the option to become
wubseribers to the stoek of the Raigon Portlana Cament Go. when
formes
Yours very trulye
April kG, 2999,
|Gr
My dear Dick,
Last Friday Mr, Norman A, Thompson, who has been in this Country
for some time with the General Blegtric Company, want witn me to
Edison, and spent the day looking over our plans. We also went to
the new plant of tae New Jersey Zinc Company, and thoroughly in-
spected it, and I think ur, dhomison was very favorable impressed
with the Edison plant, but more so with the new plant being built
by the Zinc Company, and his visit may do you some good on the
other side,
IT have Just learned that on Thursday when Mr. Thompson was
here at the Laboratory, he had a long talk with Mr. Edison, who
told him fully what we were doing in the cement. business, ie also
told him that the American Company would like to buy the cement
rights for the rest of the world, and that he thought they would be
willing to pay perhaps $150000 for the rights, provided an option
could be had for six months at that. price. He also told tir.
Thompson that his advice to the English stock holders was to $e12
to the American Company (please keep this confidential),
I write you this fully as undoubtedly Mr. Thompson will report
to Mr. Lawrence as soon as he reaches the other site. 1 understand
SORE ATID BREE at mewn
RB. Dick #2.
that he satied on Saturday last.
We nope to pet the cement fest go{ng. this week, and a& sqon aa
awe Rave an definite information about bh, T wit} bs glad to send Lt
bo you, She. Kd3spn abkg wha you think of taking up the matter
son the other side as doon as our teats. ate completed here, as he
‘ways the fgo}d in Euyope is as large, if not jarger, than on thts
‘Bade.
Hope you wre petting aong yell with your Yerth Meaptem deal,
and tragt thal yor wh22 pring bh through. auccepsfyldy.
Un. Kdjpon Jogtvis me im extending Rindest regards.
Yours very truly,
wy. dA, pe Risk
Hotel Chath
" Londons Engiand.
“men and hold than with our’ oyveserit Wavane ecamodations for our eu-
April 10, 1899,
ae ear cblonel, q
Mr. Fdison haw fully neted yours of the 9th inat., and SRYB i
thet now iv the time to stars the mille at Hdison, if it can be |
‘ePPaniced | We kale thiéreugilyg corsddered the watter redaritly, and i|
Chad treat the large majority of our former men have obtained work else-
whore, cnd if would he very citricult ty ret. topether the neressary
|
i
Plovees, save hive decided nef £6 start wp until the houses, avout
which We have written you, have been built. Wé also want to butid
beyorp gotarting, a sornveynr fdr cdeling eff briquettes, 80 as to avoid
Lhe troubig which we had laet Pall of burndng up railroad cars. ‘vo
To tide ans to get every thing elde ready to start, $100GCe would be
Yours very truly,
COL. de c. Repel,
80 Brong 3t., _
Wea york gitz. i
oN esuaceh ous
April 11, 1899.
Mr. H. BR. Dick,
Hotel Ceeil,
London, Pigland.
Dear Siri-~
the question of foreigh patents 18 again hein agitated ‘esx
the American Cement Company, and they vesdre ub 46 iBakn Fron 7de at
what prite exclusive rights for Yiurope for the use of wr. Watsort's
machinery, Tor the manufacture of cement only, could be seciiréd,. wastes if
an option to run at least $ix months. It wild he necessary td Petter. q
thie time to settle the tests here .The people who jaake this Inrkray-
x they are in we PROSERE N
as you know, are very-fraendly to me, ent thip
whtn the time comes to exploit Tupopean countrids. They adeeSe Me
int they would be witling to share with you to x conbiderable exter]
th any profite wiich may reguit from the expleiting of cement com
paunias in kurope.
yours very truly.
Vi ioe
iS tery
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27, 1899,
in the Phitadelphia papers of the lewis Motor
celled ‘to my attention. They refer to a
< telivered before the Raven Club in Akron, Ohio.
delivered a lecture in Akron, do not know whether
sy not, and as the statemerits made are incorrect
thers 38 - Reven
ned were never made by me, I wish you would take the matter up at once
‘ubi Race the auverbisement withdraw, So far as I am concerned, Please
see the Lewis people first and ask them to withdraw it at once. If they
do not do so, please publish a card over my name stating that the infor-
mabion jiven is not correct, — i ;
Yours very truly,
EAE am eo say ; :
Fe AS EN ea ag danas upmvednnsnacirsereocsomesea
ab 008 Wt eh aretivide naced ore ab Autrenin perro bei fe verwtbienaces smnanrteiuRcionD Otay a,
.cuver wea vecelyed while I was in Philadelphia, and I
aeawverins: Of natil my return here, so as to get some data to
“he oxneriveniai vin we had last October and Hovember was the
aul toe results were fairly vatiafactory until the
na which time we had a very great deal of
teaabia tn keep men enwich te operate the millg. The few houses we have
Tor ampjoyees are very old and badly built and heave capacity to hold only
& poartien of our men, conseyientiy last Pall some of the sleeping roons
were oucipied days aa wel} +a nights, Our men put up with thia untid
cola weather and thei cownesced to leave us, and we firially were so re-
duced for men we Were comssiied to shut down, Th: Spring Labor 18 80
senerally employed we hive dvsided, after thoroughly investigating the
matter, it 1s not prantice! *: start up the works antil we have proper
accommodations for oar oecnle, and we have decided ts walla fifty te
seventy-five houses. Noutvach nas been let} for ted sanple houses, and
work will be sia sft Une at anee, and as soon fe wa dan thereafter,
we WELL go neers
RIT EARL ARS oh a ab A oa chistes Sa sci a cndeoe sen silk insite denis casement city
thet nied OLIN setiteh ee.”
o. ge,
AS already Atated wr. Edison has for several years carried on
the work at noneuntrating works From income received from our other enter-
“Vises, and while they are all at present in a most prospercus state, the
volwhe of bustiesa nas 86 lncreased ve have been compelled to ald more
machinery, and build new buildings to take care or the business ovtfered us
aad while this cuts off the income for the moment, it villi enihtle us to
receive 4 larger one later on;-in the mean time the eontentratins vork
Will have to wait until we again receive regular income from our other
enterprises, unless money is obtained from Some other sources,
“Mr. Edison has quite a niimber of new things in hand, and the
first money obtained will be Spent at the concentrating works to start
them up. While they are shut down we are paying off the fioatiog in-
debtedness of the company, and will soon be out of debt.
Tt is a very great disappointment 46 us all to not be running
Bader Lhe present conditions of the iron market, which are mere t
Puverable, and we shod, Start up the moment we can see our way clear.
Now as ty the actual resulta of our last run:
The gotunt seat rer all labor, suppisea,. fuel,
for Cetoner and Navember was, per orude ton, 68,74
Ohe averare cast for the best. sixteen days of
S3ing WAS, ber erude tony
-2 Gast of the best single day's work
vedaicure 1t takes about-four tons of crude ore to_
Wweke Gos Las of drdauetters {the cost of briquetting was 799° per ton
tion of briquetts, £.. 0. b. our works, vould
SS z ee ea zp ae
Oo. t, #3
wee Swucde tan 66.74 X 4 $2.75 795 33,54 ner ton briquettes
; "43,55 % 4 47a 79% 2.65 " 9 “
’ "20.18 X 4 1.05 79 = 1,34
AS Qlready Stated, we had endless trouble to keep men and many
cuiyvorun the milis for want of them, so the output would
Resbey te spytning, while the Seneral expenses would remain about the same
@ Tiel 83 many of these days that the general cost average is very high,
Waen We are provided nith the neceasary houses, and have wade a
te Aident changes in our hachinery, we Tully expect to averare a cost of
dese inen 40¢ per crude ton, and also reduce considerable the cost of 79¢
Ger teat Por briquetting, and put the briquettes on
the cars at our ‘vorks
Pere Jes than $2.00 per ton,
We could abtain at present about 6¢ per unit for these bri-
dee ites f. 0. be our works which equals $4.02 per ton (67 units X 6 equals
ee HS Snowe we do no better on cost than on our sixteen best days,
Vici WE ura uure we Gan average when wa have proper accommodations for
cus] people, the profit would be about $1.50 per ton, and probably more.
The capazity of the machinery is over
dr RGUMa, bus
2000 tons crude ore in
we will figure on making about 1200 tons per ten hours
Sten is lees than what we did on the sixteen best days) which would
five us uben 3060 tons briquettes in ten hours; by night shirt
this old te doubled, We fully exneet after we have been running some
litte time te fel capacity up te 1006 tons briquettes per twenty hours,
Tf there ts any other ins oymation you desire, we wilt be. BL ad
29urs very truly,
ERS US a cae
at
May 11, 1699.
Atfred li, Goats, Esq.,
Pawnucket, RK. I.
hear Girie»
We are always glad to give our friends information, and will
tey and ansver the questions in your favor of the 6th.
It is not pleasant to be compelled to admit that our operations
ah tha,iron ore plant, are neld up for the want of the necessary
mones for the houses and changes, but sucn being the case we admit
Zé toe you Tranely.
We have let the contract for only two of the houses, so we
need net mike anv mistake when we come to build the balance. If we
1d 2g our way clear for the necessary money we could build the
ere
balunee ot the howses in a very short time, and have them completed by
the time we fied made the few necessary changes in our machinery, which
vii soahte us te averaye lower costs when we run next time.
We have mate several efforts to raise money outside, but. thus
far have been unable to get any ove te thoroughly investigate the en-
terprise, Sone of the finansial people seem to assume, because we.
nave been delayed in showing commercial results, that there is no merit: —
ua
ia the enterprise, giners sugvzest milans
that are not acceptable to Mr.
(Ses LAREN RM iat cid Malan baton ds Bruit aiinenn.at: et rn CAN EAST AACAS tH nvins ate nsircibaCADRCN wrt er ee
= sricrencev iy tele tee 64
Soest, whe 2s opooged to bcnuns and movtaayea, and besides wlll not let
we Rerniiy ga inde fleth beyond a certain acount. Ir the enterprise
a
there Wounlt prubably be no difficulty.at present in
retting tne vroper seaple to investigate ff and raisian the money.
the arogerty now is free ond clear from tonds and mortgages and
ison wants to keep if su, und under the existing circumstances
the only war eeened to te for Mr. Hdisom 4¢ nake the necessary money
to put the enterprise on a commerelal Footing. As explained in my
previous Latter, we will have later on the regular income from our
otner enterprises, which is now being dsed for additional bullding:.
ux manhinery to take care of the increasing: business, Mr, Edison
45 also spending all his time and energy in working out new things
from which he hopes te make some extra money and start wp sooner, than
ifowe have to wait on the income from our regular sources. Every thing
u- an de -to hasten the resuming of operations, is being done.
D It we could get any one to make a ful] and exhaustive examina-
tion of the
&
nterprise and what we have done, we believe we will be
able ta prove that it has the greatest possible merit. We shall con-
Limue to get sane one interested, and Mr. Edison is willing to make
xlmost any equitable and fair arrangement; in the mean time we shall
gErooeal on tae other Line already indicated, and make the money our-"—
pelved,
The general market conditions are most favorable and bid fair
te centiauc so Tor seme time on the Lurgest and best deposits of.
eave been purchased recently by the Large shee, combinge
unders at 48 their drtention fo obtain sontrol of alt
‘het avallable Vepastis of bessemer ore in this country, and the short~
or Bessemer ore dn Europe willl make our position very mch stronger
aan better than we ever expected, as we will control practically an
inexhsustebla supply of ore,
Mr. Edison says you teed Hee Wd unbadivéaa ad to pour ane
vastment, as he ia
prepared ta put Lh the honey an at He ne nines”
it.
If there is any Turther tntorma¢ion desired, we will be very
glad to give it to you.
Yours very tryly,
Statement of New Jersey arm Pemeylvanie Concentrating Works.
May ‘ist. 1899,
ee em me Or me oo ee cee me ee me me me ee
Plant at Edison, W. J,
Cost Machinery, Buildings, Railroad
Cars, Locomotives and all other
appliances, also testing. $2321890.91
Less sales Ore etc, 176807.71
wen eee eee $21450683.20
Cost Real Estate. 94770.00
Cost Mineral Rights and Leases. 242936 .83
Supplies and Ore on hand. 3350C 30
Accounts Receivable, 28015 .48
Cash in bank, 37428 .35
eee me ee ee
$2581733.84
Accounts and Notes payable. P ; 92792,52
Capital Stock, (ALL paid in cash.) 2488941,52
ee ter ry
$2581733 84
‘ No ponds or preferred stock, no mortgages, and
nothing represented by or paid for patents.
Yours very truly.
Messrs. Shelmerding, Pilitns anc
Centlamon:
Iowa asked my opinion as ta thea validity oF
J OY
ths patants tssued ann to be isendd toe Thomas A, Fdison relating
to machinery, appliances ee. conmmacteat with the crushing, ELinge
ing, Bereeaning anil peadne of Cament, and alse as tu whether tne
lnary ote. soverad by sid pasents is an infringement uvon
Patents granted bo others.
Iowish to pre facs hy stiseament with the Prenerk waat moat
of the apparatas and Prosessss referred to herein wary Javeloned
by Mv, Edison in coniunetion wits ass entarnrise oY milling low
grace iron ore. I nave beea connseted
with than enterprise from
its incention, and havy SLO8GLF Vallawed Mr. Bddson's Wars fr
thas connection, oarblowlardy with reforanee te the Lavelty of
the several woehine
ae 4 5
8 and sveeressss whieh he has invented ¢7 cn
Nectien theruyws bn.
Phe natents and apo Lieations eoverins wnat ere known as
the giant volle are as To.lows 3
Patent Ne. 537,187, ceanied
September &, 31396, This patant
Covers 2 particular Const raction uf ransvable vlates tox Srushimys
Molise
Veplicasion Mo. ct,gay, This aps
1s
Plieation will resuls in a bread patent on the use 0? inlepans
dently driven rolis for erushing reck by Kinetic energy, Broad
Claims have already baen aliowed, bt the case te stati under
discussion with $he Patent Oftlea on miner claims.
Application No. 682,935, filed Sune G, 1858, This appa.
cation covers thy combination of apparatus involved in Mr. Bdg-
gon's crushing plant consisting of the giant rolle, grinders,
acreens and dryurs,
Grhlodimz rolls or piLip.
Application Ne. 681,478, flied Mey 23, 1epe. Talis ap-
plication covers the construction invelesd in Mr. Rdison's Bb~
ineh rolls used in the erusning plant at tho Ogden mii.
Patent Ho. 494,585, oranted hay 30, 1693. This patsnt
Covers the distribution of material to be ercund Siml tansoopg ly
to the two or myre paps of miitipise sets of rolis.
Applisation No. 644,746, Pilad July 16, 1897, allowed Bag
9, 1899. Tate application has dbeon allowed with broad eleims
vovering the prineiple of the Sehigh rolls, namely, the employ~
ment of rolls whieh ara held together under greas Pressure “by
traveling. ropes er similar devices whith act iudapendontiy ot
the roll bearings. The patent ie abouts to be issued.
Application about to be Tiled on Mr. Rdison's Bps¢ Lal nm
provement adapting tha Sart Volts to the grinding of cement,
en
vensintiag in providing the rolin with Plain heuring surfaces Bt
theie gads and internediats Corwugated grinding surfaces.
. ‘
i RS RCL Vi Nhe opt taatednedir em e0d Sx titan womens. Looe
\
ASANO SAW Sah WA SANE AA Gone Ok i asin 8 Sabet Tyr (paid in Rr
Nae sh pol i ACN RATAN
B51
Phe patanta wand applteg tions covering My, Kdigants it~
| ferent typas of conveyors ani elavators avy as followat
Patent No. 602,054, sranten Apri} 12, 1898, covers He, Raa
Bon’s Combined bucket and BO sip ing distriouting SOnveyzor.
Application No. 645,653, Piled July 1, 1697, is a Dredd.
case on the employment of wits rope with buckets ¢laupert trroxs bo
for é¢lavateore and conveyors .
Applisation So. 642,616, flled June 23, 1897, covers
Mr. Bdisonts 8umping conveyor.
Applieation fo. 42,817, filed Suns 29, 1O97, covers
Ny. Edison's flight cenveyer,
Applivation Ne. 642,818, Tiled Sune 20. 1899, coves
Ne. Rdisan's lint Sonveyor.
4, The deviee which Hyp, Hdison has Sniployed far the oixine :
of bearings. in Qunt~-charsed acmospheras, -
3 Consisting in the Srp. boy~
ment of the dust itself to protect the Searings, 1s coversd oy
application Noe. 642.815, tiled Jona 29, 1397.
6. Mr. Fdison’s Methed and anparatrus for screaning by fee -om-
Ploymont of Short elosbee and inclined stationary scrogn Plekes,
is coverygd be applica tien Now 642,212, fited June 29, 1B97,
6. Mir. Eddsonts Geyer is gavarad by application Roa B6i,477,
Filed May 23, 1888,
vas fy Ndison’s dust cavcruise is covered by application
“Ne. $81,476, PLled Nay ss, i938
&. The pee of 4 PURGE of Phra ang “GREYS MEeberig2 for
boparating and gradings Tine WAGSPLeL, 1a coverad by application
No. 681,480, fiited May 25, 1068,
Applisetion No. 709,447, r4iisg March 17, 1899, covers
Mr, Wdison's Sontinvous pryesees tor BPinding and S@parkting was
terial, whersin a Surplus of course We Sectald te aed to the
round matarial batore soreenins,
9. Mre Rddaanis Gulodning furnace te. veversd by en apnlica.
tion about ty be Ciied.
mosh ov upLicatio; AT 2 MaeTerrad $04 gxanina~
tloas Bavs been mide by the Pate: "S$Gay and a camber
Petoate Ave bens refarred. te, 2 prasuacahly
approaches In the priyge art ¢
exaninad theca patente, and Trom tha; Hkanination and
the subj St, sadnod by a hon Counmee tion wi bh
have uo donbe thas Sood patents wlll be phe
Bdined anen all tha anplieations, Ot anGertdoa is te exhibits
to wha Pataunt of ting efficials in SPeration. aod z
23 Soon ws that ig done, such hisations
Han presented ta the
reudity overcome.
isony opinion Ve pitents graphed ami te he Brka~
* & had
enumerated, wail
and apnarasias.
Sich prasesnes
apparatus do nat
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pers ER Uae aes anbeee ne PERS ? 5 : e pear Nae 2 zi
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chi alain re lamisil: Ae ia iinnasd A Ra nis SS me ak tneim nce Pt. ipuecn manana
i a iN desc ws ttn DRS, |
June 15¢h,1699,
ur, os, Clurence itiller,
437 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pe,
Near Sir-
When T saw you the other day, I intemled calling your attention
te the following fact, but overlocked it in the presse of other
matters,
It is reasonable to assume that -r, idison would not make a
royalty contract based on the cost of 60 ets. @ barrel end less,
uniess he knew tron actual experience and from tests already nade,
that he was reasonably sure of naking some royalty.
We are told that the seliing price of first olasn cement ie ;
’ anywhere trai $1.50 to $1.75 per barrel, also Ii we can pul on tie
merset a superior product, which will always be reliable, wa pro-
baoly cun obtain ¢2.00 per barrel for our entire output. Assuming
nuwever that ve only net $1.25 per carrei, which less the fixed
royalty cost of 60 cts, would leave a profit of 65 cts, a barrel,
also assuring that we average. only 3900 harrels per day instead of
: 4099 barrels per day, for 300 days in the year, it would give a
ue profit of $885,000 per yeur. Teducting from this $80,000 to
pay the interest due on prefersed stock, would Leave $505,000 to
ae upolied on cormon stocx dividends. This would be over. 5,1-27
on tne enscire cosaGn stock.
The Tact I espedially waut to bring out jg that the com:cn
stock mbat earn the above before ir. Edison recetyss any royalty
whatever, we have no dowbt but what actucd Feaults will show that
kh very considerable #oyalty will be eurned Hy hin.
Yours very truly.
June Bist, 1599,
My Dear Mr. pDyer-
I had quite a talk with Mr. Villlard on Vonday, and he opreed
to renew the existing contract for
twelve sonths from uly ist,
under exactly the suine conditions as exist xt present, “fr. Sporfara
requested that you cray up the necessar; pepers for renewal, antl
Submit the: to hin before sending them to us, T told tt. Spoffard
that you were out of town this week, but would give the inatter
attention as soon as you returned,
It was my intention when Twas in your office on ¥ naBY 5 to
thank you for making no charge for services rendered in the dincor-
poration of tne Hai son~-Saunders Compressed Air Co., and Grust you
wilt now accept my thanks,
YOUPE yery byuly.
To Mr, RN. Byer,
SI Nassau St.,
Mew York City.
zea aS SNH A cl eititvciomaicny bests
Aug, 9th, 1899,
Dear Hr, Batchelor-
On Mr, Mdisan’s note of $5000.00, due Aug. 20th, it wild be an
accomodation if you will permit us to renew it apain for a further
period of six months under same conditions as Last renewal.
The Philadelphia negotiations about which ft spoke tq you, for
the mine, have not yet been consummated, the matter being held up a
for the time being, awaiting certain developments, so we are unable
to say at this time whether or not they will be successful, but they ; (
Still look favorable. We however are not waiting on them, but have
between 60 end 70 men at work at Edison, We started up the atean
shovel on the Ogden side, and are going to cut through the poor i
material until we come to the Me Oarty Cut where the ore is vich.
The poor material we take out will be dumped. As soon as the rich
ore is reached, we will then start up the shovel on the Davenport
sige, andi dig into the rich ore there also. MWe are also putting
down a new floor in the machine shop, and ceiling the inside of it
to make the shop warm in winter, and making some other changes, so
to have everything in readiness for starting up next Spring,
Mr. wdison is at Chautauqua, but 18 exnected back in a few days.
,
reat» eat pb ete fais tea RP nA oL ST ate ned td PaaS reyehB tie 4:8 amasinnctn sis satiate hat wits
sons a Rs 0.54 hy SA INVA ASALDEY PREERENS
Aug. Oth, 1899,
trusting to hear favorably from you, and thanking you for past
favors, we are -
Yours very truly.
Te. Mr, Chas, Batchelor,
44 Broad 8t.,;
i New York City.
Aug, Sist, 1899,
Dear Mr, PiLline~
Yours of the 50th fully noted. Mr, Eéison will go with Mr,
Upton and myself, prebably on Saturday afternoon, to Ocean Grove,
provided he does not decide ta g0 to Chautauqua, As you know, his
Little giri is stek there with typhoid fever, and he is quite
anxious about her. I wil] advise you to-morrow or telephone you
on Saturday what he decides to do. I believe the two days at the
sea shore will do him a lot of good, and shall try and coax him to
fo with us,
Yours very truly.
To. Mr, W.S.Pilling,
Philadelphia,
Pa.
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« Charles WV. Price,
Prest., Electrical Review,
Times Bligc.,
New York City.
Dear Mr, Price-
Replying to yours of the 19th, I hes to state, the last in-
formation I have,as to T.A.u.dr., is about a month old, He was then
)
in Chicago. Where he is now rf have no idea,
Sorry I camot give you something more definite.
Yours very truly.
Sep, 25rd, i899,
Mr Harry §. Gay,
Shamokiny Pte.
. Dear Sirs
We her to affer you the position of
assistant superintendent {to asstst or. Edison as superintendent}
of our plant at Hdison, N. J. , ata salary of two hundred and
Titty dollars (8250,-} per month from the time you start: at work for
us until the mills are started in operation; from that time your
Salary will be increased to three hundred and thirty three dollars and
thirty three cents (4336.33) per month? and we will further apree
that when the plant is self sustaining, that Is as soon as the
proceeds of the briquettes made and sold will pay for the labor ,
material. and roneral expanse at Rdieon (not aneluding the Orange
expenses ) we will inerraase your salary to four hundred and sixteen
dollars and sixteen scents ($416,168) per Month, Of course, you
understand, the preneeding and the j a he position , as ina
all eases, depends npon whether you Till dt satisfactorily to us; if
you take the position we want you to succeed ‘in it and will pive you
Whatever ald we can to that end,
If you decide to acsept the position
we Would like you to report at Orange on Nov. lat. and sooner if
pessible. kindly let us have your decision at the earliest moment
Be4idile. Yours very truly. oo.
. : Berns. Elise (rire,
7, the diiison Vhouopzraah Works hed the Pollo
: 2618 $ 285,473,318
vbate awd budinings 90,766.44
are and tixtures 59,021.58
Materials fray antl in pro
cess OT mainuPad tere) 124,55).
859,405, 3
the item pf furniture snd flrmires Is ade up of shgp fixtures,
te nn hanes tment rains tlm binvase ntchdinhs leaner
auePting, valleye, cto. steam piping, clecstrie plant, firs appara
apparawis ate, Bhe real. eetave is carried at the
eye price Yor woich Li was. worchased aver ter yodra aga, Fharsas
ie
Wore slao owoa the models ang patenta
we $10,075,
eansidershle
Migs AL
wary canser vat
every Years
Bthy 1309 were
fre met surnctrgn For t sey godt Bebe oe
$56,007.88, ard wilt uniowbtediy be sénsiderably more taiis year.
fare? 4
UWeet tes oi “Ferme at LAY Bee
ra OAvahle vpasr year, share
are pais
Chast infvoraptian say e@sivg ve will he riad
Yours: yeriy truly.
#7. OJ Grane,
Phinadeloada,
A Uihsae AS UNAMID RI escent SSA oe Race ait opiate haNngcfenainecaNte Nw bicinpuegrevemeace wareseansiiens
AN sink oie PAA eri Vd seLotvotneieti
Nay Ath, 1898,
the follow-
Machinery and toals $ 285,473.18
Neal estate and buildings 90, 784,44
Furniture aad Tixtures 59,021.35
Materiaia (raw and in process of .
rian ts otaree 124,330.52
$ “559,609.27
and fixtores is mda up of ehop fixtures,
pln, slectric plant, fire appara~
The real estate is carried at the sane
over ten years ago, whereas it
sifarable more, as all surrounding property
rhonosraph Yeerks alse owns the motels and putenta
m
QO., ancunting to #10,075.51, and held stock, te
£45,260.99 in that Company. They, (H.? Work) are now
bddnes, and adding considerable more macninery,
3.90 of Sf gold honds have been iasued, and are a first
wok have pronerty,
PSs Sosa rec esey Drncersry
ory emt teois Ps very zonservablve,
shen. charged off every yenrr.
1699 were
gear ending Meh. &
armouhted
yo be considerably mora this year.
interes) on the bonds is payshle semi-annually, on the
coma devs of Pebruary and August of eash year, Commenced ng AL.
aul, 199%, twelve bonds fall due and are payable each year, start-
inp at Na, lL and continuing consecutively until all are paid.
Cash nnd recounts receivable an Sept.
$40,421.38"
ALL geod with the exception of about
non of the Fdison United Phondpream Ca.,
dot t3s an dilemte,
Asecounts end notes payable: 39,856 ,01
On this dale thera de un item of about &6 000, for poodis de~
Livered Een not killed. dua to our waiting for costs, which would
rare our seaountes resedeables an Sept. Ist about 644,000.06
actuaunts mregahle are some
far huildings.
vou that the reo estate morton re
“ +
y of morspace which vou have, has hear raid
Yours very truly.
Nov, 18th, 1899,
Sa sib vy,
Maldwin Pac Le?
it Vewark,
|
3 Had.
Dear Sir-
: t beg to advise you that T have decided te accept your option
i of Gct, 24th, coveriny the property bounded by Valley Road, Lakeside
| =
; and Ashland Aves., for 5976000, provided my Attorney will pass the
ti i .
a title,
Tf you have the Reeds ate
+» and an abstract of the property,
ZT would he obliged if
you would let Judge Yoward
Prudential Bldt., your City,
. Hayes, of
have them,
T also assvwue it Will be satisfactory for you to give me
reasonable time, (s
ay $0 days tron Mov, 24th), in which to Look
up the title,
rpoerencsreray Stace ra Ts rotos vs
Yours very truly.
tal, 8 ik bao fl Bete Othy< 190,
ramon 4
AMO. Aad 3
wear ir, Laldwine
fad
sro alt neg: : ; :
: i 7 Mrs. “allory and myself have given a deed of the property
seag nih
rE 7% sat y Yecently purshased of you, to Mr, Edison, and T write to ask if you
heaterebar Ti
9g FQ oe
4 WILL aceant a mort; BORE signed by Mr, & Mrs,
3
Hh ee nuit
ay Baek par
sfprozgaa sod: |
Ay te PRB
Edison, releasing the one
We of course will pay
any little expenses in couneetion with the transaction,
' you now hold from Hrs, Mallery and mysele,
Thanking you in advance for your reply, If am
+ tk lund Yours very truly.
VW B.
svat voy Jal
To S. W, Baldwin Weq.,
Care Mutual Benefit Life Association,
_Newark, ¥.J,
Letterbook, LM-250
This letterbook covers the period March 1898-January 1901. Most of the
correspondence is by Francis R. Upton, sales agent for sand. The letters deal
mainly with the marketing of sand. A few of the items pertain to exhibitions
in New York and Philadelphia. One letter is a reminiscence by Upton of
electric light experiments at Menlo Park in the late 1870s. There is also a letter
regarding the use of storage batteries in automobiles. The front cover is
marked "N. J. and Pa. Con. Works Sand Letters From - March 4, 1898 To -
January 16, 1901." The book contains 494 numbered pages and a partial index.
Only 6 letters have been filmed.
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NEW JERSEY AND PENNSYLVANIA CONCENTRATING WORKS
SAND SALES RECORDS
These records cover the period 1891-1902. Included are correspondence,
invoices, orders, bills, shipping reports, and other bound and unbound
documents relating to the sale of sand. Significant correspondents include the
company’s sales agents for sand, Francis R. Upton and John P. Walsh.
Although the records deal primarily with routine business matters, they
sometimes discuss the use of Edison sand for cement, traction, sand blasting,
and other purposes.
Only one item has been filmed: a bound volume containing an abstract
of sand and ore concentrate sales for the period 1892-1902. Included is
information about prices, volume, and purchasers. The front cover is labeled
"Sales Abstract #2." The book contains 152 numbered pages.
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COMPANY RECORDS SERIES
PHONOGRAPH COMPANIES
EDISON PHONOGRAPH COMPANY RECORDS
The Edison Phonograph Co. was incorporated on October 10, 1887 as
a patent holding company and manufacturing concern. Edison owned nearly
all of the capital stock and was the company’s founding president. On October
28, 1887 the manufacturing rights were returned to Edison and subsequently
transferred to the Edison Phonograph Works. On June 28, 1888 the Edison
Phonograph Co. was sold to Jesse H. Lippincott, who assigned his rights to the
North American Phonograph Co. When the latter company entered
receivership in August 1894, Edison reacquired the Edison Phonograph Co. In
February 1896 most of its stock was transferred to the National Phonograph
Co. The records, which cover the period 1887-1908, consist entirely of account
books and other financial records. A finding aid is available at the Edison
National Historic Site.
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ledger (1888-1891). The unfilmed materials consist of the following: journal
(1888-1891); stock certificate book (1888-1908) with inserted letter (1917)
relating to the dissolution of the company; cashbook (1889-1891); bank book,
PN-89-07-08 (1889, 1891); stock-transaction ledger (1896-1907); unused book
of stock-transfer forms.
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contains 128 numbered pages and an index.
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This ledger covers the period June 1888-July 1891. As the account book
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accounts for Edison, patent attorneys Dyer & Seely, and the Edison
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cash accounts. The spine is stamped "Ledger. No. 1. Edison Phonograph
Company." The book contains 449 numbered pages and an index. A two-page
statement of services and disbursements by Dyer & Seely, dated September 30,
1891, has been inserted into the book.
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EDISON PHONOGRAPH WORKS RECORDS
The Edison Phonograph Works (EPW), incorporated on May 12, 1888,
held the manufacturing rights for Edison’s phonograph. Edison was the
company’s founding president and majority stockholder. During the 1890s the
EPW operated a factory in Orange, New Jersey, at which it manufactured
phonographs and cylinders for the North American Phonograph Co., the
National Phonograph Co., and the International Graphophone Co. It also
produced machines for the Bates Manufacturing Co. and electrical devices for
the Edison Manufacturing Works. In 1914 its factory was destroyed by fire. In
1924 the company became part of Thomas A. Edison Inc. The records cover
the period 1888-1916 and consist of minutes and financial materials. A finding
aid is available at the Edison National Historic Site.
The minute book and most of the financial records for the period 1888-
1898 have been filmed. Among the items not filmed are cash books (1888-
1898), stock transfers (1888-1911), and a bank book (PN-89-07-08).
The documents appear on the microfilm in the following order: (1)
Minute Book; (2) Ledgers; (3) Journals; (4) Profit and Loss Statements.
Minute Book (1888-1916)
This minute book covers the period May 1888-November 1916. It
contains the minutes of directors’ and stockholders’ meetings, the certificate
of incorporation, and the company by-laws. The subjects covered include the
election and resignation of directors and officers; the purchase of the factory
in Bloomfield, New Jersey; the construction of the factory in Orange, New
Jersey; the sale of assets to Thomas A. Edison, Inc.; other transactions
involving capital stock, dividends, and indebtedness; and a suit brought against
the company by Goodwin Manufacturing Co. of St. Louis, Missouri. There are
also discussions and resolutions relating to contracts and agreements with
Edison and Edison-related companies, including the Bates Manufacturing Co.,
Edison United Phonograph Co., Edison Phonograph Toy Manufacturing Co.,
International Graphophone Co., North American Phonograph Co., and
Thomas A. Edison, Inc. The cover is stamped "Minutes of Edison Phonograph
Works." The spine is stamped "Minutes Edison Phonograph Works" and is
marked "G1 1888 1916." The book contains 432 numbered pages. There is also
a 29-page typewritten index.
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International Graphophone Company
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to Agreement with Mr. Edison = shares in trust
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of Bates Mfg. Cow stock to TeAele Inc.
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$1.25 per Share ' (2-58-00) 162-165 -
1.50 tt (5- 2-00} 164°:
1.50 " iD s (8- %-00) . 165.
1.50 " " (11-8-00) 166°
1.50 " " (2- 8-01) 167:
1.50 " wo ; (5- 8-01} 168:
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1.25 " " (11-20-01 } 169 -
1.25 0 " & (2-20-02 } 170.
1.25 " " " (5-20-02) 171.
1.25 =" n (8-20-02 } 172:
125°" " ee (12-20-02) . 173:
1.25 =" " (2-20-03) 174:
1.25 =" " (5-20-03 } 175.
1.25 (t " (8-20-03). 177
1.e5 8 tt ; (11-20-03 } 177:
1.25 " ’ : (2-20-04 } 178°
1.25 " oH (5-20-04 } 179 i
1.25 " on (8-20-04 } 179° 4
1.25 0 " : (11-20-04) 181 - a
1.25 " " (2-20-05 } 162 - 4
1.25 =" " (5-20-05) 184 -
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aa 1.25 " " ‘ ‘ (11-20-05) 195 -
a4 @ 1.25 ou , (2-20-06) - 196 -.
a ep ot " {5-20-06 ) 397 -
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(2= 0-90} . 68- 69°
(10- 8-90) 86~ 87-
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(4-29-90) 77- 78°
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Edison United Phono. Co. ~ Order #127 from E. Bell Phon. Corp.
(1-30-93) 109-210°
" " " " 1" copy’ of (1-30-93) 118°
“ " u Letter from and reply to (1-30-93) 115-118 -
" " " " agreement with (2= 8-90 ) 65°
Mt " " " agree. bet T.A-E.,iInter']l Graph. ete (12-19-92) 112-114:
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Elections - Directors
Tate, AcQ.
Seligman, 7.
Cutting, Waltor
Randolph, John I.
Westeo, A.
Millor, H.F.
Dyer, Fel.
Wilson .
Bergeron, “Bed.
Miller, Hi.
Meadowcroft, Well.
Mambert, 5.B.
Edison, Chas.
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(5-6289 } 59.
(8-13-90) 81.
(1-30-93) 105 -
(1-30-93) 106
(3- 3-94} 119.
(3- 3-94) 119 -
(B= 6-95} 123
(5- 3-97) 137°
(5-10-05 )~185-188 -
(8-21-07 } 207:
(6-20-10) 221
(2-19~08 } 210
(7~23-08 ) 218
(10-14~10 } 22h
(10-14-10) . 224
(11-13-12 ) 250 ~
' (5-35-15 ) 264-266
(3- 3-16) 285-284 ~
(3- 3-16) 284”
(5- 1-16) 314-315 -
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Agent, Company's ~ Millor,iH-F. (3-20~10 ) 291 a:
Financial Executive - Mambert, S.B. (B= 316): 286-287 ie
Financial Exeoutive - Mambert, S.B. (5= 1-16) 320 PE
General Manager - Dyer; Fel. (7-23-08) 213 :
General Manager ~ Wilson, C.H. (5~ 1-16) a nr
General Manager ~ Gilmore, WeHe (5-27-95) 125 A
General Manager ~ Gilmore, W.E. (5-15-05) 190°
Asst. Gen. Mer. - Wilson, OH. (2-19-08) all a:
Asst. Gone Mgr. - Schemmerhorn, J.R. (5~15-05) 190 Re
Head Accountant - Buehler, J. . (2-19-08) ell a:
Officers (5-15-05 } 189-190 a
Officers (5- 3-15) 268 Na
Officers (5-1 16} 319-520
President ~ Edison, ks (5-12-88) 15=-16 oie
President - om " (625-69 } 60 ;
President - tt noe (10~8-90} 83 5
President - om" bie (5-27-95 ) 125 {
President - oo" ett (5-10-97 } 138 Be
President - 3" nn (5-15-05 ) 190
President - tt won (5-3-15 } 268
President - oN" won (5= 1~16) 319
Vice Pres. - Dyer, Fel. (6-20-10) 221
Vice Pres. ~ Wilson, C.H. . (5-1- 16) 319
Co Vice Pres. - Wilson, C.H. (5- 3-15) 268
Vice Pres.& Gen.Mgr.- Wilson, CH. (11-13-12 } 251
2nd Vice Pres. ~ Mambort, S.B. (S3= 3-16) 286
2nd Vice Pres. - Mambort, S35. (5~1-16) 319
Secretary - Tate, AsO. (10-8-90 ) 83
Secretary - Dennison, EeWe (3-22-05 ) 183°
Seoratary - Westeo, A. (10-19-05) 194
Secretary - Musk, H. (Pro tem) (3- 3-16) 283. —
Secretary. ~ Dennison, Be (5-15-05) 190
Asst. Seoy. ~ Musk, He (3="3-16) 284
Asst. Seay ot Treas. ~ Miller H-R. (5-3~15) 268
- ~ Berggren, E.Jd. (5-3=15) 268.
sa (6-20-10) 222
Secy. & Treas. - t ngbes AeOe (5~12~88 } 15-- 16
‘ Seoy. & Treas. ~ Tate, AeOe (6-25-89 ) 60
=a Secy. & Trease - Randolph, JF. (3= 3~94) 119
i Secy. & Treas. - Randolph, J.F. (5~27~95) 125°.
; Seoy.e & Treas. ~ Randolph, JF. » (510-97) 138
: Treasurer ~ Insull, Se (7 1-89) 61
; Treasurer - Insull, 5. (10-8-90) 83
j Treasurer - Tate, A.0- (1-30-93) 105-106
; Treasurer - Westeo, A. (2-19-08 } 210.
i Treasurer - Miller, HF. (3- 3-16} 285 .*
! Treasurer ~ Miller, HF. (5= 1-16) 320
; Treamrer + Randolph, J.-F (5~15-05} 190.
ms Asst. Treas. - Butler, Thos. (1~ 8-90} . 63"
Ca Asst. Treas. ~ Miller, HP. (2-19-08) 210
Asst. Secy. ; - Musk, He (5= 1-16) 320...
' VePres. & Fine Ex. - Mambert, SoBe 345 aes
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‘< Factory - cost of orecting - to be docided by Mr. Edison (5-12-88) 19~ 20 :
- " contract to erect (Moore) approved (5-19-86) 28~ 29 le
" mortgage on site of (5-12-88 } 19 }
" u "ou yedeenod ; (6-25~89 } 61 lL.
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Goodwin Mfg. Co. - suit brought by and Bond for (4-20-11) 229-250
" " " " wt " YW tt " ( 10-14-10 } 223
TES oe al " their cleim paid (part loaned) (11-9-11) 234-235
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Tnoorporation - periad of (4-30-1958 } (4-50-e8 ) o- 8
Ly, A.ti.Kiddle's affadavit to (4-50-88 } 9
Tnourance - proposition for self-insurance i (8- 6-07) 200-201
establishment of insurance find (8-12-07) 203-205
International Grapeeenone BOs - Serene with
" "approved (1-30-93) 109
" 7 " (agroe.bet. E.United Phono.Co.
(and E.P.Wks & Inter'l Graph. Co. (12-19-97}112-114
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Lippencott, J.H. - agreomont bet. EsP.iWks, WeAmorican Phono. Co. and 47 ~ 58
Loan - by Hr. Edison, secured by notes (1-15-91) 89~- 90
" secured to pay T.A.E. and a mortgage _(11~29~-95 } _155
secured from T.A.E.Inc. fer Goodwin Mfg. Co. claim (1l- 9-12} 235
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c Morcentile Trust Co. - trust agroemerit with, cancolled (10-14-14) 259-263
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Motropolitan Phono. Co. - license to (10-24~86) 40
Moriarity, S.!.-assignment of rights to (1-21-97) 136
Moore, P.L. - factory contract with, arproved : (6-19-80) 28- 29
7 wu factory contract with, copy of (5-14-88) 30- 354 ‘
Mortpape ~ on factory site redeemed . : ' (6-25-89) 61
" on factory sito (5-12-38 } 19
" bonds delivered to kh. Thomas A. Edison (7-12-97) 139
a copy of (Fidelity Title and Doposit Co.) (7-19-97) 141-162
" Auchincloss, H.B. — paid (11-29-95) 135
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New England Phono. Co. - license to (10~21-88 } 40
Noxth American P. Co.- adjustment with (1-30-95) | 107
a s u "claim against assigned to Lir. Edison (4-8-95 } 120
" a HW, mow Seligman's letter of ° ;
objection to transfer {4- 6-95} 121
" i "4 egreemont with (62-1288) 41- 44
ae ay 7 Ne " “ Lippincott and (10-12-68) 47- 58
be Ms n "amendment to agreement with (10-10-88) 45- 46
" " " "contracts with, approved (10-24-88) 39- 40
Notes - lir. Edison's demand for payment of " (11-23-95 } 135
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Purchasing Agent authorized to order;
American Tube & Stamping Co. - Rolled Steel
American Steel Wire Co. - Main Springs
Bridgeport Brass Co. ~ Miscellansous
Bartos, Inc. - Cabinets
Brunswick-Balke~Collender Co. - Cabinets
Coats Mfg. Co. - Cabinets
Cozens Cabinet Co. ~ Cabinets
Caflisch Bros. - Cabinets
Crushing Bortz -
Diamond Furniture Co. - Cabinots
Eastern Lumber Co. ~ Lunber
Eastern Liwaber Co. - Lumber
Easter Lumber Co. - Lumber
Herman Lumber Co. - Lumber
Lincoln Furniture Co. - Cabinets
Level Purniture Co. - Cabinets
Mendes Cutting Factories - diamond points
Newman Wire Co. - Rolled Steel
Mendes Cutting Factorios - diamond points
Rouse & Van Dusen ~ Lumber —°
Rouse & Van Dusen ~ Lumber
Rishol Farniture Co. - Cabinets
Union Drawn Steel Co. - Rolled Steel
Union Drawn Steel Co. - Screw rod
Union Drawn Steol Co. - Rolled steel
Weston &'Son - Lumber :
White Furniture Co. ~ Cabinets
Yaoger Furniture Co. - Cabinots
Yaeger Furniture Co. - Cabinets
Yaoger Furniture Co. - Cabinets
Yaeger Furniture Co. ~ Cabinets
Yeeger Furniture Co. - Cabinets
A-P.Smith Mfg. Co. - Como Brass Castings
Jamostown Mantle Co. - Mahogany cabinsts
(42816 )
(4~19-16 )
(4-28-16 }
(9-20-15 } -
(1~15-16 )
(4-14-16 }
(2- 8-16}
(4-28-16 ]
(510-16 }
(4-14~16 }
(12-18-12)
(7+ 3-15)
(4- 3-14)
(1-11-12 }
(4-20-16 }
(5-10-16 }
(10-6-11)
4-28-16)
(5-25-12)
(9-5~11}
(4- 1-12)
(8-16-15)
(6-24-12 }
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(9-20-15)
(1259215 )
(12-17-15 }
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(5-24-16)
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Caflish Bros ~ order replaceduby that of Jamestovm Mntl.Co. (5-24-16 }
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509-312 -
271-272
279-280
321-323
297
253-254
255-256
257-258
236-237
302-303
323-324
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241-242
231
238
269~270
243-244
248
293-294
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295-296
272
273-274
275-276
277-278
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328-529
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€ Propositions - offored by ir. Edison to surrendor noted in exchange 107-108 n
of Ur. Edison acce2pted (1-30~93 } 108
Purchases - of rights to manufacture Phonographs from Mr. Edison (5-3-88) 2- 3
" site for factory at Orange (5-12-88} 18- 19 :
7 Bloomfield factory. ' (5-12~88 } - 20 :
" of International Graphophone Co. (2~8-90) 66= 68 ‘
Prices - billed to T.A.E eInc. by E.P.Works anproved (5-27-16) 332-333 i
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Anchincloss, HeBe = Director
Berggren, E.J. - Company's Agent
Berggren, E.J. - Secy & Trease
Demiison, ~ Secretary
Cutting, RL. - Director
Dyer, Fel. ~ V.Pres. & Gen. Mer. & Director
Gilmore, W.E. =~ Director
Grimell, ~ Director
Insull, Samel - Treasurer and Director
Leeming, H.L. - Asst. Gon. Mer.)
Miller, H.F. = Asst. Sgoy. & Treas.
Meadowcroft, WH- Director :
Randolph, ~- Secretary
Randolph, = Treasurer
Schenmerhorn - Asst. Gen. Mer. & Director
Tate, AO. - Treasurer
Tate, AO. - Secy. & Treas.
Westee, A. - Secy. & Treas.
Mambert, 5.B. - 2nd Vice Pros.
Ratifications - U.S. permit to use denaturet alcohol
~ U.S. permit to use denatured alcohol,
Bond for
(6-20-10)
(3-20-16)
(3-3-16}
(10-19-05)
(3-3-94)
(11-13-12)
(7-23-08 }
(1-30-93)
(1-30-93)
(3-3-16)
(3-316)
(3-1-16
(3-22-05 }
(2-19-08 }
(8-21-07)
(1-30-93)
(5-35-94)
(6-20-10)
(6-21-16 }
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A Salary -.of liv. T.A.Edison as President & for Servicos (8~ 8-04) 179-180 :
Sales - of Bldg. #17 to Thomas A. Edison, Inc. (7-23-12) 246-247
of shares to Mr. Edison (10-8-90 } 84 i
of shares to My. Edison (2- 8-90) 67- 68 h
of Union Pacific and No. Pacific Bonds (5-11-10) 219 i
of Bates Lifp. Co. stock to TeA.E. Ince (5-24-16) 325-326 i
of Const. & Maint. Service Div. to T.A.E.Inc. (5-24-16) 327-328 i
Seal - adoption of (5-12-88 } 16.
Second Natl. Bank - Account opened with (Orango) (12-14~08 } 215
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Sottloment - with Gutler-Haomner lfg.Co. : +(4-24-16) 304 :
Stock - to ifr. Edison in érust, not to receive dividends (10-8-90 ) 85- B87
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Dear Mr. Wilson:-
Pursuant to the By Laws of this Company, —
you are hereby notified to attend the annual meeting of the
Stockholders, to be held at the office of the company, West
Orange, N.J., on May 3rd, 1915 at 10:00 o'clock A.M. for. :
the election of Directors for the ensiing year and the :
transaction of any other business that may come bafore the.
meeting. ; |
In the event of your being unable to
be present, kindly return to me the enclosed Proxy form,
on which please give the name of the person you wish to
represent you at the meeting.
Yours very truly;
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Pull, true and complete list in alphabetical order
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: of a11 the Stockholders entitled to vote at the Annual
Meeting of Edison Phonograph Works, this day:-
bs: : Name Address Shares
as aes i: Thomas A. Edison West Orange, N. J. 4509.06
i es Mina M. Edison " " won 716.75 |
ge Charles Edison ee ore 2 754,19 / ;
ae WH. H. Meadowcroft Boonton, N. J. . . (5)
y | C. H. Wilson East Orange, N. J. 5.
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THOMAS A.EDISON, Pi C. H. WILSON, Cr-Pres. & Gen. Man.
ie 1) iS SOP) A
E.J. BERGGREN, Sec. & Tacag
Phenol ee
Dear Sir: : :
In accordance with the By-Laws of
patgon Phonograph Works, you are hereby notified of the
grea Meeting of tho Stockholders to be hold Monday,
Moy lst, 1916, at two o'clock P.if. at the principal
office of the Company, West. Orange, W.J., -for the clection
of a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and the trans-
ection of such other aeinoas as may ‘come before the meeting.
- In the event of your » being umable to be che
present, kindly return to me the ‘enclosed proxy Pops on
which please give the name of the person you wish to repre=
sont you at the meeting. ; 7 oe
Very truly Oh. Ys : ee
ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
HM: BEH
sISON DICTATING MACHINE
— picTaTeD TO, AND TRANSCRIBED FROM THE. EDIS(
Mey 1, 1916
Full, true ana complete list in alphabetical
order of all the Stockholders entitled to vote at the annual
meeting of Edison Phonograph Works, this day;
¢ Hi
ios NAME ADDRESS SHARES
Thomas A. Edison West Orange, N.J. 4514.06
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison West Orange, N. J. 716.75
Charles Edison West Orange, N. J, 754.19
Stephen B. Mambert East Orange, N. J. 5
t Harry F. Miller Orange, N. J. 5
Carl H. Wilson East Orange, N. J. 5
Total - 6000 shares
Secretary
GROVER BROS., LAW BLANK PUBLISHERS, NEWARK, N, J.
Ee ee Pape ey
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That I, lirs. Thomas A, Edison,
holding 716.75 sharos of the Capital Stock or
Edison Phonograph Works ,
do hereby constitute and appoint ‘lr. Thomas A. Edison
my Attorney and A gent for me and in my name, Place and stead, to vole as my proxy at any
election of Directors of Edison Phonograph Works
according to the number of votes I should be entitled to cast uf then personally present.
Tn Witness Whereol, 7 have hereunto set my hand and seal this First
day of hay : One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixteen. ;
Signed, Sealed and oe ae
in the Presence of
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PROXY.
GROVER BROS., LAW BLANK PUBLISHERS, NEWARK, N, J.
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That I, Carl #, Wilson,
do hereby constitute and appoint
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my Attorney and Agent for me and tn
election of Directors of
my name, place and stead, to vote as my proxy
according to the number of votes I should be entitled to cast of then personally present.
Tn Witness Whereol, 7 have hereunto set my hand and seal thts First
day of May
in the Presence of
Signed, Scaled and ee
One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixteen,
at any
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fled oon
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY ),
SS.
COUNTY OF Essnx
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Ralph H. Allen ana Richard G. Whitehead,
being severally sworn, upon their Tespective oaths do promise
and swear that they will faithfully, honestiy ana impar tially
perform the duties of inspectors of election at the election
to be held this day for Directors of Edison Phonograph Wor ks;
and make a true report of the same, = .
Ai tpadeddl Otten
Subseribed and sworn to
before me this 1st day
. . : pe A as 4h are Y. htebd
NOTARY PUBLIC, STATE OF NEW JERSEY
COMMISSION Expires JULY, 2, 1917
We the undersigned, inspectors of el ection, report
that having taken an oath impartially to conduct the el ection
of Directors of the above named Company, did receive 6000
votes of the Stockholders by ballot, and that the following
persons received the number of votes set Opposite their
respective names, to-wit:
For Directors Number of Votes
Thomas A. Edison 6000
Carl H. Wilson ; 6000
Stephen B. Mambert 6000
Charles Hiison 6000
Harry F. Miller 6000
May 1, 1916
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euctitding molga ger reeley, teas of beeidbl collatiral Sa al ferridly Me é
tks arid br ods: Mall tettpp b i feel and aceite ceccettitty of Atel) bt
and dddbusdtrntyits cn. Hie ie WG ws ta the Caryl ane healt cefacail
al. menyoand thar valuable feb ME
bo the cdl of the Gory LANL a gthe ees cr Ab fertil need CW 7
be oe the hale, Mertetoi, PeDhall dtwbeetet acech ; ‘hadi
Vig Conibanc fama te etdiud by the Heard of Kirictorg ane e, bees aE
vacchin fot dich disbursements and hall rtndtr Ue che hind
aud Meard of Kivucdtes a i hoge WLAN G Y/ Uf: the jlettd Do
hbrectioed ONO UAENEVLY wa KG glee, ch accettrd re all hid rancaclipnd ao.
' hcairin Wh ey. at tlh, foc Le, de Got and Lndeide CCC.
[corti i ficcates Gf Ltoch, toreds, he tcky clea, Cd tind ether, cbleg alert" “
the: bow a (ite Ctlicle Chectuand i Seas Wy da Len) wd) arty
RESTS SMT AMA TE PA ARENAS A
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ie th é raed CF hit tll ptd 0 the Ltr? ©
an the. naw ofthe. Comflany and i
hel Chave the fice hi jective all ntontips dite: andl y eget al
bom, ant, (from oe, Mert whittle, rid th give Heceypls and endo.
wear Ul en tty c andor Lt thal (fete: gf andall a yrurts
made to fe ik a a TY ee thall be Kealod tien gy Lewck git aes
jerefucteas CHC 4 told Ly the Company ae ey, te, Yfeterferd dy the bey
of Aertclis ct the recede CHA ell dé endl ett cnr wieccle Obie.
chee lily ad a Prem tt to léinee be abi goctd he hins bef the Ahatd
of h. Lecce by the Otetdenl, Fhe rtauerer wdeall ye put. @ bond Of ie.
eeeerite: bony age li tea tfipreceed by bef ebe eee va Director ery,
the. ae of 2s. C00, fer w ae Aa cleiatdye oes Aettie+»
ila ais
Oke Ctditlant Ceauur whall be wetted il ath-the oe wieah:
shall pee ifeton ath the ditties vee ASrkatiitt, wre tid abuntt, ehctfal &
ae ethiuvt provided! vi the Yhy- Ka au Of the Go mer arqy ahall to. M
and file lero ditch, Aileed ad fror Meret Lo tine nar te aueeg red ts len
ty the Vira Y Aurtciers, the Retedlent, et the Prtatirer. he Cletctiantl - a
Cttacieee abate 5 hase a bend Ya dhececrils V4 ie faa Me be vot
70 i
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Aeicharg targ.C G hits declies,
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declares: |
i Dhe Necret weeks ad the vorereteel GY Le a ts al of the Land |
g Aertctses end the rere 7 atl racer oA glee 7 elds; ha.
hall atlint- te thee ff LUtrt wet LUtVtY of ALL neeletty Ve Chee Cengfion “fi ss
he ‘77tlt, ty acer - tthe the Grstderd ant the ruanee Of the a CL corn
aecthirteytd bef the Moard x ‘(uric lied, ANG Wt all bce felid, endl carters.
end Atcementicgpicr Liticch td thate he cgurtd, he dheake
the wat Of the Compang, Atwhall havt charge Uf che wld & 3 Apu. Cony,
and df. clo tech cotipecate tock lranyfia terkdand pap ledge He ,
phate sa aaa gi a a ty the. ccecttcle lity |
Sruedd 6a MPA WY OY aAhe. tonya jet fall llth cerlifica let waotutd t4
the Compare “he whall fave the ciadtede of all oregon LQre ments
hte ald ll eae jpclicted duds leas, boidauch other fraflrs Or beefy
asthe keatd Y Aiczteters 6 the Prudederh vy: ey dirtel, te tha ll htop ll
feckd of ety Va the Coompury Cael tf thrve pith the Stealer wl
neguc td te fetepy and ehall rendt tothe Sete dowd and Chard of
Vrtcttes nS ads f the thea Of hivrec bees, ancl cchentven
| "et of any Of ftiww vf the Coorfoaree, ot feb
ws hiv acaven swhich MALY Mem del, (feciénl 7) 7° Hoard of ee ee
MM Geard af hirecloas eas Adegate hia frscved fre the Avme tend. Mo...
wy thir Of feces to ay Directv, 2 Eton d
BP es MBS ERE EE FIC INY Get EAE MEN
Chicks and tirtu; | .
C Bicep aa mag hurtaf te ETS ee the eatd of |
Meetelouy allstichd draten on the feendaof ch Compare a wl be hegned NM
only ty the Vtacdent, Oreatunr, Cuwlant Ortautyer oy Lnural Manager|
ant Shall be Lewilipwigntd by the dtcretareg, dedi decretirg, MN
ot drnancial Eccutire, andall fetrnidt ete nulls Uf he Company ede
. scaler 4 oy the uctdent, and thall VA Cocenlisecg ned OF the... #
Cl itil in nd Aewtldte, i 4 PrnantegZe Core cette, . Saat
WA .
Shit. Cuslay) herelary hall be veitid with all the feweed aud
this regent) an eccecrl of the Pervarietwl conctitrtre “fe hee erage
and hk dhall vn Gortra A perform allthe detitd encidind Ce ae ffece y ‘the
duenctau ‘ . Mahal be witty bo the peel fel dadchetgl of kes ac
and dhall de ancl fl felon weech. ether Autitl ad ea te aewegnecl le hem, -
o, lhe Wraret Va Mesecliat, ot the Srtdidtnd.
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ES SIRE eto ore ra ek Fo OR
PATE SED arts
halt i juapern a the dulite of th henilary tre ted birt, Gant idl . be : Cribiacls and Onde: y bese
‘deand (futrf tion auch other Athlitd ad frron Z. le lene eC weegnedl . —. MK widuvand MAT a ap greg ale efeoruditint oflere
fe hem hey the hatd yf hierekelia, the ppediderl et tht Lesctary, : y gs thelend dollars Ge, cao) o eve, rncedlivithesd! ta Cat, te adithe-trzed.
i | ; . : { a 4 erovid and ralified by the rad Y MD ercctved antl. dewebe ase Chetty At ee
! lorpipe : ay cf aff il pao alipecatirn cvedtetid by a ote of che peatletion
: Y the affect f any Kluuclee tecones wacarnl by nadine of aah, | M : : |atee, fetipe og on afyfroverg GERM Gif Lhe OG ae ae jo) ie Lectin A.
jdcgrdtlein, aed pealipeaten, ot otherwise, the. ee deseclore, ‘ endl thee koepoorate shal and all ovdtte td contracts nile Ae GOGO
Lapuntitiure hone theudand dillats ica) er even and Lted thar Tere.
wucctited he wall held 0, lice fed the Lantsfure ae ee fans thtusand Aetlars VG oco! nutes svilliva stelfolaiee, be afer aod aod Sewn
YG the Uf feels ff the bows, beers shall beter. wacard fer arf ptaten ttfere © Aalifiied, (feedtnatly hy the Retcterl Gnteal ens i undnengl |
the Lnfurateon Uf the Lira for wheche the victimes eee checled, : biccuilii-e yf the Covruatiir, ard! meted beet the weiler ftlarniel cegaalu
she Weatd yg heeled mag thech a Macctittn tf weecctitpte wha chall 5 f thu Uifictw te shire td ed afeprrived th ple feeh es oeclte OA C07 ee ee
Heed ofece fel the wniepred diem | | whall be burcterng on the cenpouatiine unless eitherized ot cfprtoed and.
jratifeld Od te Cal ferche, and the coyfpotiatior hall ned be ptafatitbte.
por any thin eh crrtiact reel autthoreged oh feprcved and, tetipced nt
cet coreefelearnen hervewiete, BA wh bee hc fine
etheugh. Ltd tara fe hetrufe a 7Hasertly tl. o7G4 Clted We déeCetddie ©.
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FoF eT Ee eR ee eee
: Oe Cl \ 2 Me. dliphen V2 hamberd offered hid jeigualiin: addecmnd Urol...
She Com ey Pte hart an offie anc Cranach Feitintdd ert auch, (Wewectins of the Company andthe dawnt tind ACCOM te Let.
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On, tlern grilarly mnadtand diconied, Tt, Mefoleen O)Nambe,
weds ichd a vee Ontecdend of thet Company weit the dulies lig of hed. wie
frrtecn of fect of Prnanteal Peacectiine iis we
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Medical fa of the Cenpany shell legen the feet dite, 4 éd
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Obert ny rut further Ceevneds, the meebes' cecyoutned, aie
hevedends:
Aitut dena cyber thecafe tal ateck g the tenpiane, whine arned, shall
te 1g aaeard uten the raed of LLLP ar deck Cees the we yf
the
Tarnias of the Wrad Mizctoui oh a Me rcctweny be the ene Meslay
cdeclaratien “fans ite fore poy ert of aay de wend, cb mek -
wg diblet beile ee Y, fort f te, thine asf Ct del wciclt def the vitl (ieifela K 4
the Company deeche didn ts hei) Ad the Muricters AHL lg emt Cepnl. Co Aer, eu
Ahewl aboluté. Aiderleon. thenk frrcfrr Cd a /altrelte fend le PUA
eunliniye nttte ise feu Lpucley on Aevidirdy ov fers of oe weg, in poreton Y
Vena. eHcwiling eh Lidentlirig tht i “ye the Conipany al
per ee ECR? jpvrpret tobe ch the Mo buUclt hd a ll. théwh ccndecervt ly thee
wnteel of the bony a i.
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Aad Aig: feferowed:
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Y POUL theres Le Crbdintd or the uted Of the. cer Zs
7 ht. Chit maen then wali thal en COM? thes the
ia th ctldy theald bein ag temin woeeg, the rety adofeled
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aod hes date,
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2 Cute MWA CL
ofepeocritecf deckelore GE ‘the Con, arty. Jhe.
saltciery Cat te AU ae admintlltted Lo Mr. G
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Citis 24 fay, tres Che Ly pnd GOfCiuy
faber Va, 201 fMerefrd Ahr, Criudelcr, C1, Ae El Ap
ty the ter, Cf Ahiwy Lp ttre. ae ae ecto, el shy :
thi Inet Soe Jo Haye apclolepelrni Ie
bute a ale LAL Fept- ED woke es HS
any Aarti tena tn aca ff Settli
he above ordin + drow be approved Aide Beka
he ley a te
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pean Yh, Being ite. Capen
Uds ay Sere rf i aes ject
We. do. 4 f
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farts fas
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= AN urpipley ¥ whe Lol fry ce ache oe
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aed rot he teed am sependition 1000 nd AG totch,
g if Soar to - eerie fas cencet ia eo Te Seton ante soly
~ ‘ Ko Bat Ooty ‘ Any Approved , Cis.
AD heuty Ofproned
hoe
on ee aoe th ite bp
ge witht 2700 BAM ee - ge Oley an ha cation
cee na Boece
se 4 Af Me Aa
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ko silbat Eluche Oy Eom VI
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Yechasing dawee Mepartmint Vtmaan v Fie, BOS
Ch cell 7 S96,
Ti. YT Owen,
hecrttarcal dnwee Departinend .
Udiifcation wy wegecided bey the Keeton
dwn heeartntint ile otddte fe teed with wh, Pha
(iii sheds Comupany, SG epics 6 7 mae, Crh , or
S060 q tedd is fd |" 2elere 7 libberig Med fated © fle,
This Preattvical, id MMA AY Ctr eclitoe wocth.
puking damend. deve john ‘sc7 oho and cotty “2,20
peer YOM, Strprd 80 me ol 2% 16 ae Deke Lo Lo
LECCE? @ peered. G10 7207 tha tu 7 ia rreenvthl Pt poorteares
f at Mieddltowre, Grow, (7
Kofee, YU bedi sa attached herets,
oy uUntditurte contipr, AEM weridtr/ thes
Aortaes 49 */4 000. 00,
Ceugual 2g 96 |
71, OT Cuvei,
deerttarcal drveet Defeartemend :
petiLitatis to negettied b-y
dnvect 4) bs AS bie of be Ecuiey | lh
eenogedy Kh Wath 5; ordi place w/the Whe Anbecan {
% Hert bb. hy ene Goa: es Preteen ee) |
apoings tobe wad with Sanda Nise, Cruce Gore, M
ae i ‘ Detib dusung lovemlts ard ee IG/O.M
Jttal fepenidibeirne seri thus or-dtv "3G 150.00, .. :
Cnnechasing dee Aepeartinerl Heneeandltim, $26 Y- I6s
Clecgeedl 29/916,
tan Moye 2 Quen
Gee drvee ly peartrtre]
Oki Curchawwn Merwe DO cfeartrnint Ategetetls
patipeattine ty ate fbobad of Aertttess > the Eclutow
(A W™|O VL, “fold hb fhed GY cerntread Leth, thee Cntrucaet. Dele,
¥ «easly 6 7the are], Gut rfetl, Cone. caller. yi Livy
it Sows Ged } elle Atrefy steel fp uel he.
Mmankbatiurl Uf phinogeteld, dlbevirs, fort tp Nectonben
hu a Lip 7 we Tae
Jttak Liferncutianrt cerient i hid werden thheg
es Gye ca Lonel aes O60 00.
es AUCH hed hereko O,
| CL, fo ae
U
ie Ot WwW Jucivt Tite
Wf Derectorg
ALLE ae
ae) U the WStatd
Lb bad Phere
whe 30th, jane at thie 12
Gort To a 7) 400 es
Meld ednesday
an the jrenedrfele jis of the
nt
peter Pesara Aeenellateteser, Chad Cetin,
al WF, Liltir, dttfohto V8 Pamlbted ariel WH 2 DLL
JOurtetord areel desege S Gwty, decectevry
Oke Ghana Maid. Chit ont ‘pie es olbyecls ey
ie thee nittling Awad to piitifey are CLUS fet ./
Iurchaciol Wess wal gadery bee, 7 aes i Bis cooper ol. |
l Merks Nha Ord A508, doldle Led svth she CO wetelt V
Janu 8 C7? fe Og of 9 Wroadinry, Fltcd ie
\ fs! Shee quevlyardily fl": cotlore helbereg eee fa*e,
i | he Chateonak ther tlmetted and tad ae <tfeu x Dc
Mid)
jfotacg tg pidttelior,
A649 poled",
se fe Dhat ue ALON, G we
oy, ede * A306 clated gets 7/916
a oe 7} athe Nf the (eee Shanu;
eae ame 80 aap of op ide rf
ge rnernthd . in agua Le ilgyt
Ow neotien, “44 Fo WAAL and wecendidl he |
Curclhave ny y Agents wn.
thd fot]
wopohd cg coele Ee alee
Gorrepea nae q ZG Via S00 29 cose = | . 2 geen
YURitd Of / ye fe fe Lot inant
Peeters fo fet soo a raw Ne conprctiere i. Dh se shat aretha mer
waelh lacking dianiwd deh - cog y vad LA ju je
36
fos Jlddlettwrr, as Sttal oe
P rAopottlitind ,
ead ordi levi ghia dttlars, (4/000,00)
Cer theudtand totlerd (1000.00)
hak the dbove writer “1306 te
es and wart one |
2 a a auf oferovred and si
Oke Charmane tated thal QL
shed tb Pi ocd # 496 4 ion the. melo
Ll. Vass 3£Go00 .027"k/4" x AS fA
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Chavman thin dttlinttiid a
Orv milion riegular rade and ee the
3 ang puiultin wig adthltd -—
$ Otettd—3hah sitio af che ps atid
oth ?49b2 datid Glugudl 24 19/6 wi
eed. Chor bh rl ct pmeisoue Lid
Thowt La fod F3 S00. 027 IE HAS; long ma pope
Dhtd LS iy Lut to he wtid AL Sedbedard (Dited..
Outce Gos. wach. fo, Ay nee Lae auren.
Jlovtatttey anit Mecembesr 916, Pe be
untlyw tht od OP, (esses ont. hundred WY
— ond ,
. detlars, 30150.00)
Dhat the atove ody 4 aby te
: us end (de and esr sa
beeng Extecon, Horoguapile Thertd
7, Asset ich she the Cnurccan'de
Aas aid Al
antl Mirnheng Conrfearty ¢ 4 ‘Muda 4 fav, Coorn, ad
AWO heeotteedh tered ys LAMM nella Cbs ttt: Vy ia
‘Chavrmart that ditbonttled and rtad aw aie of. of weed
CLO,
Gav mielers , Le Asan wide andl aeendidh ther.
feiteine ee cbliily. MAS CMOflid:
s Onhiege. Bee ae Ale ae Of the. terthe saeeng Cg Agenhy ;
tre placrig order "qb daltd Clee gees). 27 1G biz w behal
CS. ee Ca Lider Vhenegua he 7) phe wotth thie Le,
Abe + Masnferny Cobafederey Y Hiwage otef Corer, Loh ~
Cae, ofeotd rolled bel sul, yi) LeU
Ade rane ACU of Oe WMA ae nly Walivers jrete
Lo \ecember Sle 191 b Sotith Lefetnditiurt cénleshy Caled
wench ghey Conerais fe Ufo or~matele ve Suvtaty - foe
—
thousand cethard.
Chih the above grdtr) *196f te fy fo ued and. CAL
ay cpepere AEM nol Aacefiid.
Rive ret fecrthin Me oa PS i ieee
‘ Y
oy Cinta.
Legs ta
Meade A.
Ahn ss | Abr / Y_ CODA
Held. Ceeguith vad is a the pile fica y che.
ae | yeand at VEtds 0,
aes Chas Etim, bal
MA. Vhilsen, , herw 18 Thambuad and Md Taller,
a Ee ey
g atu? y Sa aes ypovkea
Cake Pape laaip ne
, On mettion ee ee,
she ping sauces waifiad |
Pacis Hat cha section of eh toy sen se So :
Corpany hieltieg fo Ontatiiet
ie ae DSL ou.
and one ts Len (/ 001 criliture, i joage bt) yf whid
nent bork, b¢ and the pame We, ee a
pee ad prlltin
Jrtavunter: |
7 Se REE me MBA PO
/ hee Euculit, have Che ,
of the ay ae of CME stewed hae
r MS A, snclie pe
lomo ay: orien
tondd: te shall fp tlh and accurate aCCOtitl by
peectdfols ard Actheedtanty hl wate Laake ae af Mt thee.
Gon er fi Re GA ct fetid All preer.teyd ar 7 ‘they
wealidble AfLtMd wr eo) 4 ANE Y tlre Gonfiar tf Ahrect-
te he crtete/ y the. Gem, feat: ry are atech. ead
ay ooeile etd aed 774 wig Le cdewegnaled Ley whe tooar
ivecteu, te shall. be welfee) te the dvitctior ie L, Lee
urn canceal ie wl au lb laterite and Vee gai
talance le be macntained viv tach: dt bwtltr.y, cared td Lo
AL conddterd wcrviglty 01 “ith wetteh, ele fools oe, CL
made urd sel, balances a weleintd, Me wheal
debbetae b0ele ferda G the Corr fares, Ad 72a eh Le eteltrted
by. the J ne Precettene, Le Sige prope wenchey yur
bith Aidbberdements, and ey, eres 6 che oD. enrancinl
Executrive Lwhentrer peg ired accor ¢; hes Lrancaclivra
ad OnaAtunt, he wheal, Manns the anriclivn Gy thee v |
f Oped Eecutrne, hae: the e fovrurte le signe ard trr_dotesl f
ae crtifrcatts ¢ dtock, tend hitthed, deat ie aril tther 4 |
hecks and Petes “¥! |
7 ee wel Grtdl wll have the jeceved Mb JLCLEVEEe |
yon the — ride rticle
wr Ie Ve Cnd oa able lg the Conr ny fone @
MULL wv Chatioeves ard NG g Lut feClefots ANd Inhdrel~ f f
MA AA! wr Md Nant per oy aad all Jeegprrents reeaecldd |
Mo the yy ane,
M thal, under the dirtetionr of. the Junanceial Exculiirts
Me cudtodein, Weck othw frufertttd and t ches Eoonfods
sale li 4: bhe pie Ve Dita, Le “4
of the June trad bvccutlrire, arid dhl wondlte aie
cea Brevi 6 tend Cpotor ee
fer deve ta Mbp bt weegned Y.
irae ae Creecdtens at Det. /.
i
Dindwiel Executive, Dhe reat phall Sd Bile!
wW tad Mie f Lo be opprovtd t the fEcaed iis ies |
Ce ve theudand ‘arllars O2§ 009, ease “Hy
a ist aa ih aachile ohne
On motion peg manl crtd, acconded Pome
Pe Seserl pe pvr
Sislyid- ‘Atel the wtetivre Gf the Laid t of ches nea a H
mt he decreas, and Lontatrtd wn hinted , CO
No Mhebly -one (2.2 Sie ge BY4/ Gnicend bow to
lwtloe U tia) anclusive Meg oh. § BE,
Sates ec acai
ts shall Atif Ee Hientlls p,
of Witketes and See of atl Le"
idivde heaheall, Aekjecd 4b to the chuecliwre thee,
Durance Cuzcective, ies a the pos
Lif 6 ae semi i
Airectota, and 0 all fo J Lredlinemtpd and document, 7 ii
efor hich tt hall hee \ he shall, unde the
ee thee 7. ss Bective othe tal of
riper, Ae Mes Wi A eS ecal of he
(“Ut Mth Crt Le aa Loe
te LIES fr he ne ane aw At
| has Gf Miriclite
Ce Lc Lop esol
ae onde : aide popes on betle tra ha 0 raed ie Asrectatd tt
Cee ri
heep lh books tf accours Y the Gorryfoun, Leif) thetr.
wheel the Artadinl bs wugtttd te tettfo and dheeall /
Cheudend rt thee Prnancial Excuttve may Avec; Ae, A.
;
under Lb the, Jinanctal Cxecilir? shentute pt. tired WM
Are ACCHLI ee pena rceal cernlet 7. OS the Ge C77fon o ; i
and of the Corpo teat 7. v fertartecel Liancacttond, ard he aw hall, \
« ff : ‘ : a as :
Mente bbe derceteon yf the Ornancial Eacculime ao arecl 1M
‘ y ; . ; Fs
fal Lovie he thee wustiak aeeltid crrcttlip fl te thee Uifrce of thee Ni
. ; iS Yj ; s
phecutari/, ard thy lhe HU ay 777 oy Ll aaergrtll ~m i
trem Me the Weare Y Kwrtelory, the Pew peliaih CP XFL Fi ;
Ornanbtial Seececteiet. ; E
h
f
M1 shall he meet te the. #6 auth fecl Bie ag Cy ee
yy y f
/
duticd tv abryt aed forth,
as oo reo forthes AbedineW the eats 4 |
cued
: Chas Caron
i
{
rad
land naee tiyfee Crab cabinets, etl vak id phe trhtt,
Tenulss of w dpeccal thin of the Board of Directed i!
uf bbe Edtion Obeoka, Thovkee, doin
Jikd Jednted ary deptemtees yath, 19/6 al thace VW
Onange my jae aa asl os
recent tated 2 bas 7 Cavan, Ched iy,
bal 1, Jliliin, htt felirre 1G Thantlers and M 3
Yili, Nh rtectou arid tevge 2 Levert, lecretary,
Ohi bhavomen atated thas ew of the o Cr of
thee mitliing svnd Lo patly one iced iy he oe
uvchasod c VL dttd bed’ es Cxtiior Rorwogyviafeh
Dorks, Crchis Ondiw #5154 plated with che Cmtiar
Lilintd Meg. Li, Y Fite aang, Gnd. cor ef +000
Ost cabentlt and 2 006 type’ A100 catenell, all cee! Gtk a
wo the whee, Che Chateman ther Lelrrcltedd gor |
3tlad aw Cc wid ova Crit, + -.
Oxy grotewe ‘sy Sa de sree corttd whctredid). the
| alah | ttilition Wad abepled:
Caclved - Chidt the aclitre of the ae id oo. 7 |
jebaceng ged #5154 Lald dyfot 6, (Gb er bs el of Hee i Be
Aton Mporcogr ttfthe okd votthe the Amtretcare GC abeaih
If. LA, Mei Ot , Sn, far #000 ; 2 6150 cabinets
be 180 "8:00 cach, ype Ch100 "000 cach. Melt
dene bial fore menthd, fot dbien Keke, Pik uve 1 4
j
. ery oh Petal aametintl G yf. a grdty btin ef phy
‘oh eckLandl dollirs CLO 066.00)
hal the abeve critic "5, (VS be fs ae CA Cred ee
Ad hercly a DG ved C2: AL uf bit,
!
a J de oh bined dated thal a if Art hire. obs Geet Y the,
mecleng Lead de sail edt ” £93, utth the 40, boghow
booal Mz irke Got e/a cevtung a Ly efely fe fale TL
cowl fonedt at the Cotedon OL as oh is prod cg,
2S /SW6 tt Clee ntl Bf 1917 ad, vat of rr Love fatu es ies:
a jen dea eK heaviin dltam 04 jie Jha po oF sO
_ ttt riavendh Of the Les feterth, dhe G, Mudtimmbtr. q
Chin, dicbanrllig end Mad a caper -{ v abd erdler.
On riasteon\ oe cg acl omaday ee MLE tcl ther
folltwe ag Aeedeliilirr. erg Jditulterv tase AO-4 o—
4. ratkved- Ohad the ‘Aad sof O Yo, Aurchasei er wn .
di felacurry vader M1005 LY, wed letgudel 26 1G/6 4 bth
F) tLe rae abe oka tvith ghee ees ihe
» Gal ¥ bofte 3 LOLLY, A ofelg ia a a
coal [7 MMLl Cf ead are onog cael. VA ued from Cecgudd 1
‘es 1916 Le Clicgudy BO! S917 at EON oree Cae fete, tutik= |
race Say i frente, vies Romi AL Geet vele,, Meca ¢y fe |
oe of ch jee Ace 16 be.
ee Ltr: co . Cord at se feted “1 GS; ae j
\ Cametand 9 y Pine Lalled for
He it thecdend dol lard p
je th above obdit, ELS 93 be ade and ame |
cere LOCA ard rate .
Piccnevns Witled thal anther thes of che ; |
cede "HIG with the Amtrcian inl ei dt
gy is Aine, 180 Lond of bees A were stock ee ayaa a]
conten lenges Guoied ie as ae mes!
fev Man wy Z ply IG) &.
On motion as uae A er and dtctnded ae,
prtovng Awe leetion vad Chtflig,
/ (Lith Obed the action of he Curt ie
aoe rf oedler VLOG aated hagas 2hth, gl Lr ies
es Lon signe afk WH ovke with the Crtivcan fact | a
if ee Corp if speare LUG aM
ie a
16
/ a 10 fe G from Sante C5 (judy ois Oo
10d te fale irttitur
1b of desied, and je Sere oe pas
1 ctty the reeprithd Wf INT
s eetld wv thee yar CMW
/ Meat Phonogutfel- tind Aictakireg
\ rdpunctlelike tintinifhated Ae brs cored
tynattly wert thettiavred Littatd - O20 004, oo)
/ Yaa che above cede *H699 be ofeforrve! end came | |
a ee
i inte fe fing bate deg bed
Meld J V4/9/6 at
Wnt Onarga Shits ipa a Conary,
Ortaert- Need Oermat 2 EXvevrs Charly SLetory
hiephir. O Trambes Cal MK Neleory ond ean
Mellen Mirtecty and Louge 2 Owen, deritinG,
he Charman stated that of he
Lead 10 tlie apy hs EIS os Lay he
het
Wet Med aut, rcacurwy of che Go :
Beeston,
; et ishieane ee
Mit fafa tr a rh
Held Mceraer | srk, pot oh thu Cn
ws the. prrenetple. fp ea Gna atl pp tit A
ie
: Orurmt Vuetna Dhowetd Le Catoon hz, Cie I.
bel M Vile, htefehen OS thamberhand HO Wkly \
Ouictos, and Charge 2 Oxutr dectutary,
Dhe Chawmans dialed what col of thee
he wmtihirg Lead Lo vr
Crrchatert
Wothed OA, a oe
jangemyrengaers Canad ft eng
‘Auto
rT ag
| On m sere ee Oe ee Zz :
Pearle pha the actin we Oph win ae |
placing rede ordi tips Oo dated dip, 12/916, “e70 of.
, Lh, Wothke wethe og heluilardd
whe Lage Carp 7g 000 & ‘or Meee ;
Sepa. DPhia ew) re be ee pa hes
200 40 00 ford rice . O62 + parr fetter 0. - ZA
hes. J otak ae, of wad vrdew beng ae dh se
Cee. G00.00). °
henley cpproved. and ralifitd,
Ohe Chunman Matt thal aw frcrlines ottech of
PUL re wad Ab wa tof otder # ah sok rth, Che MLA ¥~
Ga Ll 4 Plew Gor OVO, warwwid purchased 4 y
hicam ort Bol, anetrid rte
arte ° Cretehire
dthinctted and RMA a fe y ae,
Pht Chuimas, al. ;
ott,
On motion 4 ved a, made and decondtd thee.
Gre or a wal atipled,
Matigh heh the action of the Purthaten, Agent
eh tdi “eee hated digtember We oan Pediat]
LO7U Pron Yt fobe orka wrrtthe Chrmancr we
dbhltin Uf New York covrtrun Wad frurchadte of
Keanrtond. sae Kiamond ir i Us and Soruthon,
Gg IG GAO GGA? cote DP heo miatin.el had bees!
COA pasa Ntacrtvand L1 uttd ev the.
brodicte sas aa
aa lo
tthe above orden Ausable a, afferwvtd and game -
a fe bY afeperovrdl and nectificd
. Oba Chavvman stated thal anothir A Y he
anaaas: iba he (de tenitgederitn the Vin
P Panes Weer, 7
Oitd Drawn fe La tobe tad Fhertig (156) Bone
Phe, Charman thin deebrrittin
Retotuedw=B has the aclion of the Purchasing pet i
also Y oeces Aatle Px.,.
oS) ALN ju iil peels e Wheke 1916
nee Lom, fa , hoo}
ont hundte Ae |
Ge boas eae
wt ai
Hepes fOl teal eve watected
byte wet
pone AGG. For ar on
rendo thy contra Lo
(43006. 00) detlara
hat the aloe wn binsiily
Wenribe Of w bect al SEG the Wratd
| Mhd Nedniuday Avett, 916 at Chise. Py
cM the freneple ppece y thee. ompearey , Pte Cee Wi
ritenf Vitddéd Ohermad Cl Calelirr, Charles Cletin,
befor Mlamttf Cul Jeter, and aa ? Tiulles %
lieteloes arid Meeege 2 Crvtyy dicrtlare
he Chattman wali, thal CVU ene ott ecle tie
Initlisrg Lund te Te. tr Oty placa the Boothe.
geld paid order teeng Cle es: di Vi orvks Aurcle 4,
Onde. 15012, jrlaced beth the sino Ian a |
omnpanegy of Few York is
Lf tech, /00 yee: 375° (Aoveia x)
Leaed, Si Gece Ja 196 sit aldiionreaes La S92, et thee,
ly G ie2tesadh f.4 4 delves Hake & Crenge, Ofte
me Om : Ty ard ttad Lopes 4 wht Otay
ort, C.& Cmanuy Nhe )
On Motion oe eas A vieede and Metrndid pez.
Rerlvecap che actin Ye the urch,
Utdiot ny ary
places 2
as wf 7 VEO 12 Anted Cetrbey SHIP vo teh, Va
(ee led Xv) PD io pM oagraphabece ine
aaa the, AA Caeef, SON ps Ait /O/6 oe
| on LEE hfe
Pe ee fanueaty Li S917. . Ye att 10 frets of
! Li e UV amttlttwre. Otte oercdilitte.
and 50 Aclewaty EF |
87
144/917, a the pce y 402.00 tach 7 ot dbontake gh :
DO pe Gilat Luprtndilure wand Lhea ordty 0.200 20,
Bent thecuand Lwe hunted ditlar
Ahad che aboe ordi be Cipeporoved ea Aewely
aopprrved and watifeed, af aaa el
bled ecm an odin placed the Purchating. © |
gol wud wdiLleng Clete COhonég vitae Works Obi
ae A U8. O30 jrebaca with the hammond Gurnittine er)
Company : pemeviown, 77 ¢ f Cotere, YG 600 Ae let Amrltrdla.
a celihell deisibed in getdenvak: atllage L Lf a b dele ae
Sake 04 ang. te Chairman thin submitted and | y/
Ahad w Life of wacd Cd, asa
“ORK. (4S THA
oD ow PttErre LG ae, pth ANA Meo thith pts, ae
frlleweg hdl bre WAS ahapled ;———
Pearloid-—2 has thet gies Y bee Outvcheasing Cigent eu
Ie: ordi #15030 datud Uctiter 5 th, 19/6 “ww tehal/ Y the
‘Ee anegrape J) orks wile the, Ocanrnd Burvntlurt, Ce., :
! ametltttyt, DY wwvtrcrag 1000 Ay [fee Ambertla Boecbintid
edtid ew gbedine cak! at 00 bach, fat beluet Kako tn...
| Do be delevertd at the wile Uf 106 fe 7 LWtthing Ady
Orange.
packer bald f 0. be
ehetd oe Chirty Mectdaril C00 ied (430 060,00) cole
Bhat the aleve ade te afoprored” contd parr! al A
s
i
&
5
fede 1508/
[femivin a siheis W000 Glee C-rsa Traheg
cabeatia, por, Ge49: Cara S00 eae,
ete
he Cheer ated L. hat antthef ape yf th oe
wad Lb alep-g aw trder placd by the Purth,
lucd- wht. the fivek Pitrrrtene te bia of
ye Se, keks, Pe IAL lekhurr
Cherlocct hat the acttrre of the hurchate heed wv
jricee bedir "/508/ dated hekelen & 1916 trv beb
& ee has Vovke tetthe the hive 2 trot
nedtoren, 7 fe Morthirtg 30.06 toffee C180 esi gas A sabrontle
Che Chauman slated thaf antthty wbttcf
, : the z
oats tal Sie foacd ty he Qaichry Ogun ad
“IO, fe
ie _
ently porcce" Lis tack, atl ah.
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